A TK perl program I am using selects my local C drive in place of all other mapped drives across my network. I.E. I select mapped drive y but only get drive c.

I'm running modules win32::odbc and win32::console in the script also. I've just installed them today so I assume the problem is related to the modules?

I usually run the TK program on a virtual machine with the same mapped drives and the script works.


sub get_drives {
  @dir = ();
  $dir = "c";
  while ($dir !~ /AA/i) {
    if (opendir (DIR, "$dir:")) {
      push (@sorted, "$dir:");
      push (@drives, "$dir:");
      closedir (DIR);
    }
    $dir++;
    $dir_cnt++;
  }
  if ($dir_cnt < 5) {
    $dir_cnt = 5;
  }
}

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In reply to TK Program Only calling Local and not mapped drives by phineas629

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