WMI, Win32_TCPIPPrinterPort, & CGI

Title: WMI, Win32_TCPIPPrinterPort, & CGI     I am in need of some help.  I have floundered with some help from coworkers to get this far, but we have hit a wall.  I am using WMI to collect some printer information from a workstation.  I am planning on doing this through a web page.  The

Exchange Metabase access with Perl

Has anyone out there ever manipulated the Exchange 2000 metabase through perl? Any help would be most appreciated. Thanks! Eric ___ Perl-Win32-Admin mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs

Re: Disabling a service

yes, coding for maximum computer resource efficiency is important. yes, coding for maximum human readability is important. so you need both. preferably have the most efficient code you can get, and document it. especially with comments in the code. it adds to the file size a bit, but I doubt ig

RE: Problem with Win32 Perms...

Well... this answer is about 6 months too late, but I thought I’d respond anyway in case someone else is looking for the answer in these archives. I had the EXACT same problem detailed below... I couldn’t figure out how to give a user or group the Manage Documents permission on a printer. Aft

RE: Disabling a service

Please take this in the spirit of broadening objectives, not criticism. It's important not to take an overly narrow view of the objectives that are on the line for many of us here. Yes, you may not care for one particular application that there are double the number of bytes on the wire, and th

Re: Disabling a service

(Apologies in advance for this rant.) Dave Roth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I would really recommend Win32::Lanman, also. WMI is great but it is > very expensive (processing time, memory overhead, etc). How many times per second do you normally enable or disable a service? Put another way: C

RE: Active directory madness - where is the phone number and the emai l

Chuck, I had these in an earlier version and banged them real quick ( that's evident ) so that I could drop the code in the email. Yes I did see the typos after I hit the send - fat fingers slow brain. The problem remains the same (with or without typos ) I can not get the telephone or the emai

RE: running .pl file from another .pl file

You should be able to use system(), exec(), or backticks, depending on exactly how you want to launch it. Quick overview: system("command line") -- launches the command line and returns the exit code of the command exec("command line") -- launches the command line and exits the script `command

RE: Disabling a service

You can get it from Jenda's repository using PPM. PPM> set repository jenda http://jenda.krynicky.cz/perl PPM> set save PPM> install Win32-Lanman I'd also recommend adding Dave Roth's repository to your PPM. Use the same method as above, but the URL is http://www.roth.net/perl/packages. Don't

running .html file from another .pl file (fwd)

Hi, This is continuation of my previous mail My old colleague developed some applications using perl[solaris platform] and html which have to be run manually everytime when you want to make use of those scripts based on some email[html files through browser].Now i have written a perl script to

running .pl file from another .pl file

Hi, My old colleague developed some applications using perl[solaris platform], which have to be run manually everytime when you want to make use of those scripts based on some email.Now i have written a perl script to monitor mail box contents, and when a new mail comes this particular script h