Subj : Re: Perl NT Admin (was Re: User log on and services)
To   : Randall Parker
From : Brian Hall
Date : Sun Mar 25 2001 10:02 am

From: Brian Hall <bdhall1313@spamcop.net>

Randall Parker wrote:

> See this script named regrun.pl
>
>
> use Win32::TieRegistry( Delimiter=>"/" );
>
> $things = $Registry->{"LMachine/Software/Microsoft/"}->
> {"Windows/CurrentVersion/Run/"}
> or  die "Can't find the Windows Run key: $^E\n";
> foreach(  keys %$things  ) {
>   print "LM   $_: ", $things->{$_}, "\n";
> }

Perl is great for that kind of stuff. I was going to suggest looking at the 
Win32 package, but you had it figured out before I saw your message.

I haven't used it much on NT/2K. I do have ActiveState Perl installed.

Brian

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