Michael Li wrote:
Hi, Mark
Thank you very much.
It works, but only shows shared folders, not all the folders,
is it possible to show all folders ?
[...]
Assuming you don't have permission to access administrative shares, what
legitimate use case could there be for accessing non-shared materials
At 12:11 PM 4/28/2005, Jim McLoughlin wrote:
For a small number of requests, things are fine. However, a sequence of 1000
requests seems to run into problems. So my question is: is there some clean
up code that can be used for conversations, servers, etc? Can I do something
like
On Thu, 28 Apr 2005 15:43:25 -0400, Michael Li [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Mark
Thank you very much.
It works, but only shows shared folders, not all the folders,
is it possible to show all folders ?
Of course not. Windows security wouldn't be worth very much if it could.
--
Tim Roberts,
Hello out there!
For a new release of the Python centered application-framework
FreeGee (http://freegee.sf.net) I'm looking for informations (or
scripts) upon the Python Win32 build process. My goal is to
automize the build process including other open source packages
(omniORB, postgresql,
I'm trying to set the port of a printer (on Windows 98) but it fails if
the devmode of the printer is NULL.
Here is some sample code:
h= win32print.OpenPrinter(Printername)
settings= win32print.GetPrinter(h, 2)
settings[pPortName]= r\\newserver\printer
win32print.SetPrinter(h, 2, settings, 0)
#
You can use setup.py in the source distribution to do an
automated build. For example, I use
python.exe setup.py build --debug install
to install a debug build of the extensions.
Roger
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Strange, the DEVMODE for a printer shouldn't be null if the driver
is installed correctly. Although I guess it's possible this doesn't apply
on Win98.
You might be able to retrieve a DEVMODE to pass back in using
DocumentProperties. Alternately, you can create a new one using
