Dear all,
we have an active directory on win2000. We use Python 2.2.1.
As more and more infos are in our AD, I would like to manage this AD
database using Python scipts (Who are there?Which group?Create users?...)
I used scripts of TJG (Tim) and I had the following :
import active_directory
me =
On Windows (XP for example) Run the menu sequence: START -- All Programs --
Accessories -- System Tools -- Scheduled Tasks
Click the "Add Scheduled Task" icon.
A wizard will start. You will need to browse for the python script, .exe or
.bat file you want to run. If the python script requires comm
Khalid MOULFI wrote:
> we have an active directory on win2000. We use Python 2.2.1.
Thanks for reminding me about this, Khalid. I didn't notice
before [in private email] that you were using Python 2.2.1.
In short I don't think I was considering pre-2.4 installations
when I wrote the code. This rea
Hi,
I am aggressively trying to try and use python for my team's sub commercial
project. However we are using a com component and i have the
example given in C#. It looks very simple to use and elegent in C# but i need
to do the same in python (minus the GUI of course)
The C# example is : http
Marcus Low wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am aggressively trying to try and use python for my team's sub
> commercial project. However we are using a com component and i have the
> example given in C#. It looks very simple to use and elegent in C# but
> i need to do the same in python (minus the GUI of co
Hi Tim,
Thank you for the alternative view, yes i have the twisted downloaded and
inspecting it prior to this question.
My only concern would be this is because the said COM component is made to
run optimally in Windows and i am not sure i have the same
assurance when it comes to Twisted. I ne
On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 7:11 PM, Marcus Low <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Tim,
>
> Thank you for the alternative view, yes i have the twisted downloaded and
> inspecting it prior to this question.
> My only concern would be this is because the said COM component is made to
> run optimally in
