Are you sure that the account is disabled?

From the sounds of it you might not know what I meant by "and"ing. In case you're a little confused about that, here's how it works.

That number you see isn't used as a decimal number as you typed it. It's actually used as a binary number. Each binary digit is used as either ON(1) or OFF(0). Now each of those binary places can also be represented as a decimal number.

00000001=1
00000010=2
00000100=4
00001000=8
00010000=16
00100000=32
etc..

So... all of these numbers are represented as the UF_ constants. When you AND, you're checking if the bit represented in the UF_ variable is on.

If, for the account you're checking, the account is disabled, I'm guessing you have a problem someplace else.

Your other option is to use WMI. You can invoke it using Win32::OLE . Google for Win32_UserAccount and you should find some good information.

In reply to Re: Still wont work :( by rchiav
in thread Win32::Lanman::NetUserEnum ... FLAGS by Anonymous Monk

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