AW: disconnect network sessions remotely

Hello Lars,

This could help you:

net session \\Computername /delete

Well. It isn´t perl but it work on our Cluster. 


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Oliver Mattis
Siemens Business Services GmbH & oHG 
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Hi,

I have a share on a W2K3 Cluster, and I need someone to be
able to
disconnect network sessions to that share so that they are
able to change
files that are still acessed. I tried the MMC console, but
it needs the user
to have administrator rights, which I don't want them to
have.
Is there any way to handle that with perl, preferrably even
via a cgi-bin or
such?

regards, Lars
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The API call does work fine (no exceptions if that's what
you mean) -
the issue though is with the returned currency code.
Our MMC is set to CAD, and we have accounts in USD and GBP. 
Calling
getAccountCurrency will always return CAD regardless of the
account
email provided in clientEmailValue.


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You should flush after updating let's say 25 objects,
etc... There are
patterns on how to do it if you dig up the Hibernate docs
and books...
sadly, they haven't been translated into NHibernate world
yet, but
most of them are understandable even than.

On 4/25/06, Andrew Mayorov <xorbyte-force.com> wrote:
>
>        Of course, Peter, everything should go according
to rules.  As for
> me, I used only session-per-request pattern. It also
works well except cases
> when in one request I read and update, say, several
hundreds of objects.
> Things slows down, profiler shows that big time is
spend by session
> iterating over the collection of known objects. I had
to manually evict
> objects after processing. So I would say, patterns are
also implies the
> number of objects processed.
>
> > I don't know, we made quite big projects on 0.8.4
version of
> > NHibernate using session-per-conversation pattern
with
> > serializing session for conversations (like from
displaying a
> > form till submitting the changes or during a
wizard, but
> > always dropping the session if user cancelled).
And if you
> > kept all rules that applied for
session-per-conversation
> > pattern, everything worked fine, and the
serialized session
> > wasn't big. However, if you broke the rules of
the pattern,
> > everything was scrued up 
> >
> > On 4/25/06, Andrew Mayorov <xorbyte-force.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > ...
> > >    To be honest, i doubt that serialization
of a session is
> > good idea.
> > > With big amount of objects session already
works not very
> > fast. If i
> > > will try to serialize it during the
transaction, it will
> > start to take ages.
> > >...
>
>
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