Re: trouble with Win32::NetResource

[RayRay459]

jtarchie
what version of perl are you running? How did you install the module. PPM is the best way to get modules installed. If you want a cludge way to do this, you could always do

open(NETVIEW, "net view|") or die "$!";
print NETVIEW;

Here's some code that i found while doing a search on netResource:

use Win32::Lanman;
$odir = "C:\\TEMP\\SHARES";
if (!-e "$odir"){mkdir ($odir, 0777)|| die "Unable to create $odir";}
%stype = (1,'Printer',-2147483648,'Default',0,'File', -2147483645,
'InterProcess Communication');
@servers = &getservers;
foreach (@servers)
 {
 unless(Win32::Lanman::NetShareEnum("\\\\$_", \@shares)){next;}

 $output = ("$odir\\$_.txt");
 open(OUTFILE, ">$output") || die ("cannot open output file ", $output
+,
"\n");
 foreach $share (@shares)
  {
  print OUTFILE "Server = $_\n";
  print OUTFILE "Name = ${$share}{'netname'}\n";
  print OUTFILE "Type = $stype{${$share}{'type'}}";
  $lc = chop ${$share}{'netname'};
  if ($lc eq "\$"){print OUTFILE " (hidden)\n";}else{print OUTFILE "\n
+"}
  print OUTFILE "Path = ${$share}{'path'}\n";
  print OUTFILE "Remarks = ${$share}{'remark'}\n\n";
  }
 close OUTFILE;
 }


sub getservers
 {
 unless(my $domain = Win32::DomainName){print "Unable to obtain the do
+main
name.";}
 my ($PDC, $domain, @servers1, @S1, @S2);
 unless($domain = Win32::DomainName){print "Unable to obtain the domai
+n
name.";}
 foreach (SV_TYPE_DOMAIN_CTRL, SV_TYPE_DOMAIN_BAKCTRL, SV_TYPE_SERVER_
+NT)
  {
  unless(Win32::Lanman::NetServerEnum( '', $domain, $_, \@S1)){print "
+Unable
to obtain information on $_ .";}
  foreach (@S1){push( @S2, ${$_}{'name'})}
  push(@servers1, sort @S2);
  undef @S2;
  }
 undef ($domain, $PDC);
 undef @S1;
 return(@servers1); # Returns the server list
 }

cheers.
Ray