NetServerDiskEn um in win32net

[Uwe Becher]

I try to get all logical drives of a remote machine (WinNT or W2K) and
get a result, that gives me the expected total but not all expected drives.

Example:

win32net.NetSer verDiskEnum('no r1w020', 0) gives me:

([u'A:', u'', u'C:', u'', u'D:', u'', u'E:', u''], 8, 0)

while the machine has the local drives
A: C: D: E: F: G: H: Z:
A: - Floppy
Z: - CDROM
All others are harddisk partitions on two physical drives

Does anyone have an idea?

Thanks
Uwe

[News M Claveau /Hamster-P]

Hi !

I try, and i have same result. But, i have no read doc...

--
Michel Claveau

[Roger Upole]

There's a bug in this function. (also a related memory leak)
I've been meaning to submit a patch for it, but I hadn't heard
anybody else complain about it yet.
Roger
"Uwe Becher" <ub*****@gmx.ne t> wrote in message
news:bi******** *****@news.t-online.com...

I try to get all logical drives of a remote machine (WinNT or W2K) and
get a result, that gives me the expected total but not all expected drives.
Example:

>>> win32net.NetSer verDiskEnum('no r1w020', 0) gives me:

([u'A:', u'', u'C:', u'', u'D:', u'', u'E:', u''], 8, 0)

while the machine has the local drives
A: C: D: E: F: G: H: Z:
A: - Floppy
Z: - CDROM
All others are harddisk partitions on two physical drives

Does anyone have an idea?

Thanks
Uwe

[Tim Golden]

Uwe Becher <ub*****@gmx.ne t> wrote in message news:<bi******* ******@news.t-online.com>...

I try to get all logical drives of a remote machine (WinNT or W2K) and
get a result, that gives me the expected total but not all expected drives.

Example:

>>> win32net.NetSer verDiskEnum('no r1w020', 0) gives me:

([u'A:', u'', u'C:', u'', u'D:', u'', u'E:', u''], 8, 0)

while the machine has the local drives
A: C: D: E: F: G: H: Z:
A: - Floppy
Z: - CDROM
All others are harddisk partitions on two physical drives

Does anyone have an idea?

Thanks
Uwe

I had the same problem, and to my shame I didn't raise it as a bug, I
simply bypassed it (because my DBA needed the info immediately anyway)
by using wmi. Have a look at
http://tgolden.sc.sabren.com/python/wmi.html and then try something
like this:

<code>

import wmi
c = wmi.WMI ("") # or whatever host name

for disk in c.Win32_Logical Disk (DriveType=3):
print disk.Caption

</code>

TJG

[Uwe Becher]

Tim Golden wrote:

Uwe Becher <ub*****@gmx.ne t> wrote in message news:<bi******* ******@news.t-online.com>...

I try to get all logical drives of a remote machine (WinNT or W2K) and
get a result, that gives me the expected total but not all expected drives.

Example:

>>> win32net.NetSer verDiskEnum('no r1w020', 0) gives me:

([u'A:', u'', u'C:', u'', u'D:', u'', u'E:', u''], 8, 0)

while the machine has the local drives
A: C: D: E: F: G: H: Z:
A: - Floppy
Z: - CDROM
All others are harddisk partitions on two physical drives

Does anyone have an idea?

Thanks
Uwe

I had the same problem, and to my shame I didn't raise it as a bug, I
simply bypassed it (because my DBA needed the info immediately anyway)
by using wmi. Have a look at
http://tgolden.sc.sabren.com/python/wmi.html and then try something
like this:

<code>

import wmi
c = wmi.WMI ("") # or whatever host name

for disk in c.Win32_Logical Disk (DriveType=3):
print disk.Caption

</code>

TJG

Tim,

that did the job, thanks!