[python-win32] unusual network load when querying a remote registry over wmi

Hi, I have a curious problem. I use Tim Golden’s module for WMI, and I use the ‘StdRegProv’ to query a remote registry over WMI. I get an unusual network load for this procedure. Using a packet capture, I saw that each new query contains all the previous ones. Do I use the module in a wro

Re: [python-win32] unusual network load when querying a remote registry over wmi

On 04/02/2010 10:48, Eli Sandler wrote: I have a curious problem. I use Tim Golden’s module for WMI, and I use the ‘StdRegProv’ to query a remote registry over WMI. I get an unusual network load for this procedure. Using a packet capture, I saw that each new query contains all the previous on

Re: [python-win32] unusual network load when querying a remote registry over wmi

> However I can't see any particular reason why each new query should > contain > all the previous ones. Can you show an example of your network trace? > > TJG Here a sample of the captured stream, from somewhere at the relative beginning. %.. ..'`...=.W5.#M..Y.

Re: [python-win32] How to check a Checkbutton

Stefan George wrote: > > > > It is me again and I hope you can help me again: > > > > I have the handle of a checkbox and would like to get the state of the > checkbox (true/false) and I want to check it/uncheck it. > > I have searched on the web but didn’t find any help. > How did you get the

[python-win32] Concurrent Access to COM object from Python and VB6

I have a number of programs written in VB6 that use an ActiveX control that allows access to a shared memory pool of variables. I successfully used the following code to hook into this and access the shared memory variables. The only problem is that when this program is active I can not launch