[Simon Dahlbacka]
|
| On 6/30/05, Tim Golden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| > [Simon Dahlbacka]
| > | I'm having trouble with the fact that
| > | win32file.FindFirstChangeNotification seems to not like
| network paths.
| >
| > I don't quite understand why this is happening, but to
| > answer your most direct question, here's a snippet of
| > code which may help:
| >
[.. snip code using NetUseEnum ..]
| thanks, I tried your code, but it seems
| win32net.NetUseEnum(None, 0, resume)
| just returns ([], 0, 0) all the time !?! ..and thus it does not work.
| An ordinary "net use" issued in the cmd window yields the correct
| information though.. (they seem to be NetWare Services though, if that
| matters?)
It works ok on my machine, so I can only imagine that
the NetWare shares are to blame. If net use is working,
it should be possible to parse its output fairly easily.
Something like:
<code>
import os
net_use_lines = os.popen ("net use").read ().splitlines ()
useful_lines = net_use_lines[6:-2]
for line in useful_lines:
status, letter, share, backend = line[:13], line[13:23], line[23:49],
line[49:]
if share.startswith (r'\\voapps\d'):
print letter
break
</code>
Bit crude, and obviously relies on the layout of the net use output,
but at least it's a starting point.
TJG
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