Here's some code I have sitting around, though it now seems broken since I've upgraded to Perl 5.6.1 (along with many other Win32 modules in ActiveState).

See the book Win32 Perl Scripting: The Administrator's Handbook by Dave Roth.


use Win32::IProcess 1.4, qw( PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS
                 PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION
                 PROCESS_TERMINATE
                 NONINHERITED
);

my $pobj = new Win32::IProcess;


getPids();

sub getPids
  {
    my ( @proc_list, @result );

    $pobj->EnumProcesses( \@proc_list ) or
      die "Unable to enumerate processes: $!";

    foreach my $process ( @proc_list )
      {
        my $pid  = $process->{ProcessId};
    my $name = lc($process->{ProcessName});
    print STDERR $pid, "\t", $name, "\n";
      }
    return @result;

}

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In reply to Re: Getting process ID to kill a process.... by rrwo
in thread Getting process ID to kill a process.... by Anonymous Monk

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