Greetings,
I am trying to get all the members of a group in Active
Directory. Using ADSI, i can get a group object,
however i don't know how to retrieve a list of all the
members. I know that there is a function in the group
object called members,
HRESULT Members( IADsMembers** ppMembers);
my problem is how do i make a variable of type
IADsMembers in PERL. some sample VB code on how to do
this was on MSDN, here is what it looks like: 
Dim grp As IADsGroup
Dim memberList As IADsMembers
Dim member As IADs
 
Set grp = GetObject("WinNT://Microsoft/Administrators")
Set memberList = grp.members
For Each member In memberList
   Debug.Print member.Name & "(" & member.Class & ")"
Next

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I checked to see if there are any types in the PERL
docs, but i couldn't find any.
If anyone has done this before or could help me figure
it out, it would be greatly appriciated.
TIA,
Lucas krause

In reply to using ADSI to recurse the group object for all members of a group. by enigmae

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