;m using
>Win32:OLE version 0.1501. Do i have the names wrong? If so, what are they
>(or, where can i find them)? Or am i doing something fundamentally wrong?
Personally, I use the Win32API::Net that is part of the AS package. The
two options you are trying to set are configured using the &q
Does anyone know how to retrieve the Ethernet address on a Win98 PC using
Perl? I don't mean a remote Win 98 PC, I mean the PC that is actually
running the Perl script.
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ld be appreciated.
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I found the answer to the null password problem - you have to undef the
password value before calling UserSetInfo. For example:
$acct_info{password}=undef;
This allows you to save the changes without losing the password.
Now I feel better ...
rotaiv
fully, this did not cause problems for anyone...
rotaiv.
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> > From: rotaiv [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 9:50 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: RE: Delete Logon Script Name in UMFD
&
e same as using
UMFD. This is only for a single user but you could enumerate the users in
the same fashion you did with NetAdmin.
rotaiv.
# Begin sample code
use Win32API::Net qw(UserGetInfo UserSetInfo);
# Change to a PDC or BDC
$server='';
# Change to your test user
$use
, running in the background, detects the file and processes the
requests. This second script is running with appropriate privileges and
can lock/unlock the accounts. I use Win32::Net to manipulate the NT account.
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nitoring" tools. Until then, I'd like to at least know
when there is a problem.
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write a script that can monitor the printers and when the
printer status is "unavailable" send an alert to our administrators.
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