If I create a local group on a remote machine and grant them access permission to a certain area on a drive housed by the same machine, and then I run the script below, I'd get all the information pertaining to that group, apart from the group name? I tried using Win32::FileSecurity instead of the Perms library to no avail. Has anyone experienced similar problems? Your reply are (the least I can worded as) VERY VITAL to me. 
use strict;
use Win32::Perms;
my $path = shift @ARGV;
my $perms = new Win32::Perms($path) || die "\n$^E\n";

if ( my $counter = $perms->Get (\ my @list))
{
    print "\n$ counter = Total number of ACES\n";
    foreach my $Ace (@list)
    {
        next unless ("DACL" eq $Ace->{Entry});
        my $account = ("" ne $Ace->{Domain})? "$Ace->{Domain}\\":"";
        $account .=$Ace->{Account};
        print "\tAccount: $account\n";
        print "\tPath " . $perms->Path() . "\n";
        print "\tType: ", $Ace->{ObjectName}, "\n";
        print "\tAccess: ", $Ace->{Access}, "\n";
        print "\n";        
    }
}

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