APM: RE: RPC on windows
Jeremy Brooks
jbrooks4 at austin.rr.com
Tue Sep 21 10:40:52 CDT 2004
thanks, I'll check his site out.
Yes, I have some modules you'd probably be interested in.
My company (www.mobile-o.com) developed a set of MS Exchange interaction
modules that use WebDAV to bring Outlook like functionality to Perl.
They've only been tested on Linux/Perl 5.8 but with Exchange 2000 and
2003. I've written a website for hand held devices that uses these
modules web email access that brings pop and Exchange accounts
together. I plan on getting the package onto CPAN toward the end of the
year, or sooner. The package includes modifications to HTTP::DAV and
several MS Exchange specific modules that currently reside in
Mobileo::Exchange. The location of the latter will need to be changed
and may end up in HTTP::Exchange,DAV::Exchange, or somewhere like that.
If you'd like to work on testing and/or adding to them I'd be willing to
upload them this month.
-Jeremy Brooks
On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 10:49, Fluhmann, Jeremy wrote:
> Jeremy,
>
> All of my Perl experience is on Windows. Dave Roth has a good
> Perl/Win32 site with several scripts available for download. He has
> also writen a couple of books on the subject. I've used his modules in
> some of my Windows Adminstration scripts.
>
> http://www.roth.net/
>
> I used some of his modules on my 'new web account' web page for work. I
> input a new username and description, and the user account, user's
> folder (with specific permissions), virtual directory, and the FTP
> account are all created if they don't already exist. I'm still looking
> into remote installation and update possibilities.
>
> Since all of my Perl experience is in a Windows environment, I'm very
> interested in the subject as well as extending my knowledge. So, please
> let me know if you come across some good places or have some good ideas
> about Perl and Windows.
>
> Thanks,
> Jeremy Fluhmann
> Microcomputer Specialist
> Department of Student Activities
> Texas A&M University
> 979-458-4649
> jeremy at stuact.tamu.edu
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: austin-bounces at mail.pm.org [mailto:austin-bounces at mail.pm.org] On
> Behalf Of Jeremy Brooks
> Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 12:51 PM
> To: apm
> Subject: APM: RPC on windows
>
> Tom Bakken's last post got me thinking about the possibilities of remote
> administration of Windows machines. To what extent can one administer
> Windows machines from a remote client, be it Linux,Unix or Windows? Is
> it possible, assuming the correct permissions/credentials are in place,
> to do remote installation of software or file uploads? Perlifying
> something akin to Symantec Corporate Edition's ultra-nifty remote client
> installation functionality in my own software would be very handy!
>
> I'm not very familiar with Perl/CPAN code for Windows but I'm an
> experienced Perlite so simply pointing me in the right direction would
> be helpful enough!
>
> thanks,
> Jeremy Brooks
>
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