#!perl -w
use strict;
use Carp;
use Win32;
use Win32::OLE;

printdir(@ARGV);

my $newitem;

sub printdir {
    my $item;
    foreach $item(@_) {
        next if $item =~ /\.{1,2}$/;
        if (-d $item) {
            $newitem = $item;
            $newitem =~ s/\A[^\/]+//;
            &SetRedirect($newitem);
            print "Processed $newitem\n";
            opendir(SUBDIR, $item) or croak "Can't open directory :$!"
+;
            my @subdir_items = readdir(SUBDIR);      #+
            closedir(SUBDIR);                        #+  
            printdir(map {"$item/$_"}@subdir_items); #+
        }
    }
}

sub SetRedirect {
    my $newdir = shift;
    my $hostname = "my.server.com";
    my $websvc=Win32::OLE -> GetObject("IIS://$hostname/W3SVC/1");
    
    # Get root of Default Web Site
    my $vRoot = $websvc->GetObject("IIsWebVirtualDir", "Root") || die 
+"Could not create root of Default Web Site object: $!";

    
    my $root = "thedir$newdir";

    if ($newdir) {
        my $vDir = $vRoot->Create("IIsWebVirtualDir", $root);

        # Print out the current value of some properties:
        print "Before: " . $vDir->{"HttpRedirect"} . "\n";

        # Set some properties:
        $vDir->{"HttpRedirect"}="https\://my\.server\.com/thedir\$S\$Q
+, EXACT_DESTINATION";

        # Save the property changes in the metabase:
        $vDir->SetInfo();

        print "After: " . $vDir->{"HttpRedirect"} . "\n";
    }
}

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