Hi!

I have problems while loading a hive file in a remote registry. Please have a look:

First I save the key in a hive on a local host:

my $key= new Win32::TieRegistry "LMachine/Software/Kerridge/KPrint/Que
+ues/", { Delimiter=>"/" };
my $success= $key->AllowSave(1);
$key->RegSaveKey( "KPrintQueues_new.hive", [] );

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Then I will load the key from that hive file into the registry on a remote host:

my $remotepks = $Registry->Connect ( "$zielserver", "LMachine/Software
+/Kerridge/KPrint/", { Delimiter=>"/" } );
my $allowload2 = $remotepks->AllowLoad( 1 );
my $loadkey2 = $remotepks->Load( "KPrintQueues_new.hive", "Queues" );
$remotepks->{"LMachine/Software/Kerridge/KPrint/Queues"}=$loadkey2;

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I have tested the hive file while loading this hive on my local host = ok.

But while loading this hive on a remote host I have noticed, that the key will appear for a short time under HKLM und will be unloaded after the script has finished (I stopped the script via
system("pause"); at the end on the above snippet).

Do you have any idea??
Many thanks!!

Carsten

20040629 Edit by Corion: Added code tags

In reply to TieRegistry: Load a hive on a remote host by carstenschaefer

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