We'll I have been using Windows Scripting Host to do maintenance on the 
computers in our comapany.  Now I'm getting tired of dealing with 
vbscript for windows and bash for unix/linux systems.  I'd like to 
standardize the scripting language I use for our company's mundane 
tasks.  I've looked at everything and PHP seems awsome.  So that would 
mean that I am talking about the side of PHP that you run from the 
command line.  One important task though that I use a lot in vbscript is 
accessing the registry.  I do it for a lot of things such as change 
settings for applications and stuff.  I definitly am not planning to 
access the registry via their files.  That would be sort of windows 
suicidal..  especially with XP.  Vbscript has the support built in.  I 
didn't expect the same from php however I know their is a lot of fancy 
stuff out their.  Maybe it would be possible through COM.  I have 
already tried out the php and COM combo and it seems to work alright. 
 Haven't done that before though and I just wanted to see if anyone has 
come up with a simple way to do it.  Any comments and ideas are appreciated.

Thanks,
Kevin

Ross Fleming wrote:

>fopen on system.dat and user.dat?  For win9x at least, I've no idea where xp
>and such store the registry.  In fact, not having a 9x machine to hand, I
>couldn't tell you how easy it is to interpret the two registry files.  I
>would imagine it's bloody dangerous and difficult though.
>
>What are you trying to achieve?  There may be another option if u tell us
>what you're accessing it for :)
>
>Ross
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Kevin Fonner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>Sent: 25 August 2002 19:34
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: [PHP-WIN] accessing the regisry with php
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>>Anybody know what a good way to access the windows registry with PHP?
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>>Thanks,
>>Kevin
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