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Hi All,

I was trying to generate a script running in Linux, that will start / stop processes running in Windows ( Windows process management ).

I have gone through the previous threads on this which gave me some valuable information on how to proceed further.

We have installed the DBD::WMI perl module. When we did perl Makefile.PL it asked for the dependent modules:

Warning: prerequisite Win32::OLE 0 not found.

When trying to install the dependent module (Win32::OLE)it is giving OS unsupported

I have install Wine on my CentOS box as suggested by roboticus. But it is still giving the same error message.

Can you suggest me how to proceed further ?

Thanks,

Srinivas.


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