Try:
$key = $Registry->Connect($machine, $key");
$key->SetValue("keyName", "Value");
This is what I use to remote change registry settings on my servers, and it
works like a charm.
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Robert Blake
Technical Systems Analyst
Intel Servers, IT Shared Services - Symcor Inc.
1 Robert Speck Parkway, Mississauga, Ontario
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woes
eState.com
11/20/02 02:39 PM
To all those who replied to my previous post, thanks...you got me pointed
in the right direction. Here's the problem I'm having now.
The following code works great on the local machine if I remove the
//$host/ from the path name in the Open methods, but fails on the first
Open attempt when I try to run it against a remote machine. Any ideas?
use Win32::TieRegistry (Delimiter => "/");
my $key;
my $host = "ajax";
if ($key = $Registry->Open("//$host/LMachine/SOFTWARE/FOO/BAR/")) {
$key->CreateKey("Eric//") or
print "$^E\n";
$key = $Registry->Open("//$host/LMachine/SOFTWARE/FOO/BAR/Eric/");
$key->SetValue("MACAddress", "BIGMAC") or
print "$^E\n";
} else {
print "Error: $^E\n";
}
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