SV_TYPE_* constants?

[FixerDave]

Hi,

anyone willing to point me in the right direction for finding information
on "SV_TYPE_* constants"? The docs for Win32::NetAdmin say "For flags, see
SV_TYPE_* constants," with no other mention of them. I've been running
around is circles trying to figure out what these are.

Actually, all I really want is to check ONE stupid little checkbox in NT's
usermanager for "User must change password at next logon" Everything else
works fine... Oh, I'm trying to avoid using Win32::AdminMisc as I'm on
ActiveState's 5.8.0 build. I'm hoping this flag thing will let me make the
setting I need.

David...

 

[Tassilo v. Parseval]

Also sprach FixerDave:

anyone willing to point me in the right direction for finding information
on "SV_TYPE_* constants"? The docs for Win32::NetAdmin say "For flags, see
SV_TYPE_* constants," with no other mention of them. I've been running
around is circles trying to figure out what these are.

Hmmh, SV_TYPE_* is misleading. My first association was the SVt_*
constants in the perl source used to identify the type of variable.

Those the docs mention however can be found in Win32/NetAdmin.pm. See
the source of this module. Or print them out like this

use Win32::NetAdmin;
print join "\n", grep /^SV_TYPE/, @Win32::NetAdmin::EXPORT;

Tassilo

 

[Thomas Kratz]

Hi,

anyone willing to point me in the right direction for finding information
on "SV_TYPE_* constants"? The docs for Win32::NetAdmin say "For flags, see
SV_TYPE_* constants," with no other mention of them. I've been running
around is circles trying to figure out what these are.

Actually, all I really want is to check ONE stupid little checkbox in NT's
usermanager for "User must change password at next logon" Everything else
works fine... Oh, I'm trying to avoid using Win32::AdminMisc as I'm on
ActiveState's 5.8.0 build. I'm hoping this flag thing will let me make the
setting I need.

David...

In addition to what Tassilo told you, I would strongly reccommend using
Win32::Lanman for all win32 related net stuff. It's implementation of the
lanmanager API is AFAIK complete, completely documented and works.

Thomas