Hi Everyone,

I have been having a little bit of trouble writing a script which simply changes the passwords of all the Users on my system.

At first when i called GroupGetMembers() i received the error 'GroupGetMembers() failed Overlapped I/O Operation'
However when i replaced this with the 'LocalGroupGetMembers()' call this error was removed.

Moving on i entered the 'UserGetAttributes()' call, however the script now produces the "failed Overlapped I/O" error for the 'UserGetAttributes()' call.

As there is no 'LocalUserGetAttributes()' subroutine i am very unsure what to do next.

I am running ActivePerl and the script has administrator priviledges.
If i have left out any information please just ask.

Any help would be much appreciated

Here is the code which produces the error. 
use Win32::NetAdmin 
        qw/LocalGroupGetMembers UserGetAttributes UserSetAttributes/;
my @users;

LocalGroupGetMembers("",'Users', \@users) or 
        die "GroupGetMembers() failed: $^E\n";

for(@users) {
                my ($server, $userName, $password, 
                    $passwordAge, $privilege, $homeDir, 
                    $comment, $flags, $scriptPath) = ();
                UserGetAttributes("",$_,$password,$passwordAge,$privil
+ege, 
                                $homeDir, $comment, $flags, $scriptPat
+h
                                 ) or die "UserGetAttributes() failed 
+$^E";
                        print "$username :: $password\n";
}

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Thanks a lot.

Neil Archibald
- /dev/IT -

In reply to Win32::NetAdmin by devslashneil

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