I don't know if this helps but I usually setup the server variable
like this $server = "\\\\server.domain.com"; or just $server =
"\\\\server" and that always works in the GroupAddUsers function.
On Mon, 26 Jan 2004, Arun Budhwani wrote:
> I can't understand why I cant add users to a group
> using this script. If I change the Netadmin line to
> read GroupIsMember instead of GroupAddUsers, I can
> check if the user belongs to a group. the error
> message I get form this script is "Overlapped I/O
> operation is in progress".
>
> use Win32::NetAdmin;
> use strict;
>
> my $cwid1 = "test";
>
>
> my $group= "testgroup" ;
>
> my $server = "testdc";
>
> my $domain1="dc\\";
>
> my $user="";
>
> my $passwd="";
>
> `net use \\\\$server /user:$domain1$user $passwd`;
>
> if
> (Win32::NetAdmin::GroupAddUsers($server,$group,$cwid1)){
>
> print "\"$cwid1\" has been added to the group
> $group!\n";
>
> }
> else {
>
> print "\"$cwid1\" cannot be found!\n";
>
>
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