I understand this may not be the best place to ask this, but I'm about fed up with ADSI.
I'm trying to create a utility that will add to the IPSecurity/IPGrant/IPDeny array in ADSI. Using the Win32::OLE module, I have this code:
use strict;
use Win32::OLE;
use Win32::OLE::Enum;
use Carp;
eval {
my $newip = "13.11.11.11,255.255.255.0";
Win32::OLE->Option(Warn => 3);
my $secobj = Win32::OLE->GetObject("IIS://ogre/W3svc/1/Root") or
+croak "Couldn't get object: $!\n";
my $MyIPSec = $secobj->{IPSecurity};
my $ref_IPList = $MyIPSec->{IPGrant};
my @IPList = @{$ref_IPList};
foreach my $i (@IPList) {
print "Granted IP: $i\n";
}
push(@IPList,$newip);
my $ref_newIPList = \@IPList;
$MyIPSec->IPGrant = \@IPList or croak "ERROR: Couldn't set variab
+le: $!\n";
# $MyIPSec->SetProperty("IPDeny",$ref_newIPList) or croak "ERROR:
+ Couldn't SetProperty: $!\n";
# $MyIPSec->{IPGrant}->create($newip) or croak "ERROR: Couldn't cr
+eate new grant: $!\n";
# $obj_grant->($newip) or croak "ERROR: Couldn't create new grant:
+$!\n";
# $MyIPSec->IPGrant(@IPList) or carp "Couldn't do SetInfo: $!\n";
$MyIPSec->SetProperty("IPGrant",$ref_IPList) or carp "WARNING: Cou
+ldn't SetInfo(): ".Win32::OLE->LastError().".\n";
my $secobjnew = Win32::OLE->GetObject("IIS://ogre/W3svc/1/Root") o
+r croak "Couldn't get object: $!\n";
my $MyIPSecnew = $secobjnew->{IPSecurity};
foreach my $newip (@{$MyIPSecnew->{IPGrant}}) {
print "IP Granted (new): $newip\n";
}
};
print Win32::OLE->LastError()."\n" if (Win32::OLE->LastError());
As you can probably see, I have tried almost every method I can think of to set the $MyIPSec->IPGrant Property/Method to the correct value. I can get my script to recognize the right data, and return it when I dereference the array returned by $MyIPSec->{IPGrant}. The right data, however, is never committed to the server.
J. J. Horner
Linux, Perl, Apache, Stronghold, Unix
jhorner@knoxlug.org http://www.knoxlug.org/
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