Win32::DriveInfomight be of some use. Get all of the drive
letters with DrivesInUse(). I guess testing can be done with a
DriveSpace() slice. If it's successful, the drive is
accessible.
AG
-Original Message-From: Michael Cohen
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 1:18
PMTo: perl-win32-users@listserv.ActiveState.comSubject:
Help: Query All Network Drives - Available or Not
I have a problem trying to query all network drives that are currently used
by my machine. If I perform a simple "net use" command, I get the following
response:New connections will be
remembered.StatusLocal
Remote
Network---Unavailable
L:
\\rtpgsa.raleigh.ibm.com\rtpgsa
Microsoft
Windows NetworkUnavailable M:
\\rtpgsa.raleigh.ibm.com\homes
Microsoft
Windows NetworkUnavailable P:
\\MICOHEN3-AFS\projects Microsoft Windows
NetworkUnavailable R:
\\MICOHEN3-AFS\rootMicrosoft Windows
NetworkUnavailable T:
\\MICOHEN3-AFS\nt Microsoft Windows
NetworkUnavailable U:
\\MICOHEN3-AFS\userMicrosoft Windows
NetworkUnavailable V:
\\MICOHEN3-AFS\vlibMicrosoft Windows
NetworkDisconnected X:\\squeaker\f$
Microsoft Windows
NetworkDisconnected Y:\\squeaker\c$
Microsoft Windows
NetworkOK Z:
\\micohen2.raleigh.ibm.com\g$
Microsoft Windows NetworkThe command completed
successfully.However, if I use either the
Win32::AdminMisc::GetDrives or Win32::FileOp::Mapped commands to query the
network drives, I only get responses indicating the two drives, "X" and "Y",
which in "net use" are "disconnected", and "Z", which is "OK".How do I
get a list of ALL network drives, "Available", "Unavailable", and
"Disconnected", without actually using the "net use" command?Thank you
for your assistance!Regards,Michael
Cohen
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