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Re: win32com (VBScript to Python) problem

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"Michel Claveau" <No.Spam.mc@...> wrote:

> import win32com.client
> WMIService =
> win32com.client.GetObject(r"winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate,(Shutdo
> wn)}!\\CPU01\root\cimv2")
>
> objs = WMIService.ExecQuery(r"Select * from Win32_OperatingSystem")
> for obj in objs:
> obj.Reboot()



This gives me the same error 'int' is not callable.

Maybe it's something to do with late/early binding ??

What version of Python/win32all have you used this on ?

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I'm (very non expert) trying to use a snippet of VBScript (to shut down Windows workstations) converted to Python but have hit a problem. The VBScript below... 		Tim Howarth
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Not knowing exactly what you want to do, just a question. Why use COM, shutdown is an exe so why not just execute it? Rony "Tim Howarth"...
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In message <bpve3m$shg$1@...> ... Using this method you can shutdown and poweroff (the 12 value) a machine, shutdown.exe from the reskit...
Tim Howarth
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Hi ! This code "reboot" the computer 'CPU01' (if rights are OK) : import win32com.client WMIService = ...
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Hi ! This code "reboot" the computer 'CPU01' (if rights are OK) : import win32com.client WMIService = ...
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Hi ! This code "reboot" the computer 'CPU01' (if rights are OK) : import win32com.client WMIService = ...
Michel Claveau
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Tim Howarth <tim@...> wrote in ... This isn't a Python solution at all, but have you looked at PsTools (http://www.sysinternals.com)? It...
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Sorry for the multi-post, my FAI is too much lazy... -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list...
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... [... snip VB script culminating in obj.Win32shutdown 12 ...] ... [... snip Python translation of same ...] I'm not going to attempt to describe what you...
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In message <Xns943E7EB585A78duncanrcpcouk@...> ... Yes, very handy tools. It's just that I'd like to do the shutting down myself - why call pshutdown if...
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In message <bpvho4$kon$1@...> ... This gives me the same error 'int' is not callable. Maybe it's something to do with late/early binding...
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