Dear Monks, I used the following code to obtain share information off a remote NT server (shares are always directory or a folder). 
if (Win32::Lanman::NetShareEnum($_, \ my @ShareList))
{ 
  foreach my $Share (@ShareList)
  {
        my ($Remark, $Path, $NetName);
    $NetName = $Share->{netname};                
    if("" ne $Share->{Remark})
     {$Remark="($Share->{remark})";}          
    if("" ne $Share->{path})
     {$Path=$Share->{path};} 
    else
         {$Path="No Permission to display";}    
        
        push (my @ShareList,
              name=>$NetName,
              remark=>$Remark,
              path=>$Path});
  foreach my $Item (@ShareList)
    {
       print "\n$Item->{name}";
       print "\t$Item->{path}";
       print "\t$Item->{remark}";
    }
  } 
}

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Now I need to also obtain the size of the share. Any perls of wisdom will be highly appreciated Blackadder

In reply to How to obtain the size of a remote Winnt4 share by blackadder

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