I checked hash %status, one of its key is 'CurrentState', so I am trying to do this 
Win32::Service::GetStatus($hostname, $servicename, \%status);
print MYFILE " ServiceStatus: ", $hostname, $servicename, $status{Curr
+entState}, "\n";

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, it is not working. I also tried to use this to map the number I defined for each status, it is still not working. 
 if ($status{CurrentState} eq 4 )
       {print MYFILE " ServiceStatus: ", $hostname, " ", $servicename,
+ " ", "is running\n";}
       else {print MYFILE " ServiceStatus: ", $hostname, " ", $service
+name, " ", "is not running\n";}

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4 is map to 'Started' I have service is Started, but all my statements 'is not running'.

In reply to Re^4: how to print out windows service status by ytjPerl
in thread how to print out windows service status by ytjPerl

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