Hi All,

Thanks for your replies on windows process management. We have worked on installed the DBD::WMI perl module. When we did perl Makefile.PL it asked for the dependent modules:

Warning: prerequisite Win32::OLE 0 not found.

When trying to install the dependent module (Win32::OLE)it is giving OS unsupported

I have install Wine on my Cent OS box as suggested by roboticus. But it is still giving the same error message.

Can any one help me on how to proceed further.

Thanks in Advance.

Srinivas and msk_0984.

In reply to Re^4: Options on Windows Process Managment by srinivas_rocks
in thread Options on Windows Process Managment by msk_0984

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