I am running into an interesting problem. I have to verify that backups and restores worked for my MS exchange server. The "by hand" way to do this is to make sure the directory / file system within exchange is restored and intact. I am trying to automate this process using perl. So here is the crux of my question. Has any one seen modules for exchange? Is it just another part of DBI? I know it’s not exactly a database, but still. Has anyone had experience using perl with exchange? I would like to be able eventually, to create mail boxes, check that msg's and boxes are there etc. I have searched CPAN, and Perlmonks, but still seem to be finding nothing.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Josh

In reply to MS Exchange and Perl by krujos

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