greg.kujawa
7/27/2006 11:03:00 PM
True. I also have thrown together some things that perform tasks such
as push/pull Exchange CDO information, talk to the NT SAM database,
retrieve file sharing details, etc. Perhaps I can utilize Ruby to
automate some of the migration command line utils that Microsoft has
for migration.
Although I have had to support Microsoft networking OS'es going back to
NT 3.51 I still dislike them to one degree or another. Like when
reading some knowledge base article they have detailing a known "needle
in a haystack" issue that isn't/won't be addressed. From years and
years ago nonetheless.
I like wearing my other hat as in-house app developer a lot better. At
least then I have more control over the bug reports...
Brian McCallister wrote:
> Ruby talks COM really nicely...
>
> -Brian
>
> On Jul 27, 2006, at 3:20 PM, gregarican wrote:
>
> > instead of wearing my other hat. As network admin I am forced to
> > (finally) migrate my company from a Windows NT 4.0/Exchange 5.5 domain
> > to a Windows/Exchange 2003 server AD. My CFO didn't like the idea that
> > we will finally have to buy into the software subscription model
> > Microsoft adopted either.
> >
> > God, I wish I was coding in Ruby right now :-)
> >
> >