I have
run into this, as well. I believe it has to do with the level of
impersonation going on on the web server.
To get
around it, I have a "backend" process running somewhere (usually not on the web
server) that runs as a domain admin or desktop admin acct, and accepts tcp
socket connections from a cgi on the webserver. The TCP code is
fast, and requires no additional "use"s. I know it's dirty, but it works
:)
short
version:
User->webserver cgi
cgi->backend socket listener
socket
listener does task
Socket
listener returns result codes -> cgi
CGI
prettys them up and displays them to ->user
HTH
-----Original Message-----
From: jc [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 1:26 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Win32::ServiceHi lists.I wrote a script to list the services of a machine andf I want to run it from a web site by clicking a button. It appears that it doesn't work for remote PCs (but for mine it's ok) although I've got a network administrator account with all the rights that can exist in the world and though I've declared this account as PCs' administrator too.Do I fail somewhere ???
