Thanks to all who responded to my question.
I am still unfortunately unable to print
dir directory listing (i.e. what you get when you
do a "dir" from a dos prompt)
Suggestions I've tried:
print `cmd.exe /c dir $path`;
$tmp = `dir ...`;
print $tmp;
They work (except for the output format) if I use a local
directory on my server. I am however attempting to do this on
remote machines.
I use WIN32::NetResource to connect to these machines but when I attempt
the above I get a "access denied". I am connecting with an account
user name and password that does have access....heck I use my web
pages (with these accounts) to do registry editing on these machines.
Am I missing something?
If I use the opendir, readdir, & closedir I only get the file & directory
names.
None of the stats.....
I didn't want to try the "stat" command since will only
(as far as I could tell) give file information and I want
the whole directory information.
Help!!
Something this simple (conceptually anyway) shouldn't be driving me
this crazy!!
Regards,
Martha
Martha J. Gray
Software Developer
UUNet, a WorldCom Company
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