> But I guess it would be better for my scripts (create_user,
> modify_users, delete_users) if they could just call the win32
> api instead of using os.popen().
> Is there a way to accomplish this ?
If pywin32 exposes the functions you need, then sure, you can call them! I
assume you are look
Hello,
Just quick note to say that I solved my problem.
The code I wrote in my first email, that is,
import win32com.client
AccessAppDB = win32com.client.GetObject("C:\db1.mdb")
AccessAppDB.Run("test","Argument")
works when I makepy on the access library. I guess the dynamic bind isn't
able
Hi Mark, thanks for your answer.I'm afraid I have not been clear enough in the the description of what I want to do: i want symbolic links, also called junctions by microsoft.For the moment, the management of properties on files and folders is disastrous: some users can more less do what they want
Once AD has given you the path name, you can use the win32com.shell
module to manage the shortcuts. Check out
the pywin32 help file - the main page has a link to "win32com.shell and Windows Shell Links" with some info - also look
in the win32comext\shell directory for tests and
samples.
M
Hi all,In the context of maintaining groups in active directory, I would like to create links to the group directories in the home drives of the users.Is there a way to create such links/junctions with python ? Where could I find some documentation?
Thanks in advance-- Marc Dubrowski
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