You can build Win32-AdminMisc sources yourself using AS1000. You'll need

  1. CUString.hpp & CUString.lib

    I ripped these from Win32-Scheduler_v20000702.tar.gz

  2. A one-line edit to include\win32Perl.h

    Line 87 becomes 

    #if PERL_VERSION >= 8

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    Not in keeping with the style of the header file--but it works!

  3. The following command line (which I wrapped for posting) and which assumes MS VC v6. (Other compilers YMMV): 
    cl -MT -LD -EHsc 
-I"c:\cl\include" -I"include" -I"c:\perl510\lib\CORE" 
-DWIN32 -DPERL5008 
*.cpp *.c 
CUString.lib 
WinCPUIDlib.lib 
lib\Accounts_Lite.lib 
c:\perl510\lib\CORE\perl510.lib 
c:\cl\lib\user32.lib 
c:\cl\lib\AdvAPI32.lib 
c:\cl\lib\wsock32.lib 
c:\cl\lib\NetAPI32.lib 
c:\cl\lib\WinMM.lib 
c:\cl\lib\Version.Lib 
ADMINMISC.DEF 
/link /nodefaultlib:libc

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    Adjust paths to suit your setup. Good luck if you want try and generate a makefile :)

    Copy the files:

    • AdminMisc.pm to \your510path\site\lib\Win32\
    • AdminMisc.dll to \your510path\site\lib\auto\Win32\AdminMisc\
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In reply to Re: impersonation under win32 by BrowserUk
in thread impersonation under win32 by briannz556

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