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Description:
The following code is an example of how one would use python's win32net module to create a share on windows.
Source: Text Source
import win32net
import win32netcon
shinfo={}
shinfo['netname']='python test'
shinfo['type']=win32netcon.STYPE_DISKTREE
shinfo['remark']='data files'
shinfo['permissions']=0
shinfo['max_uses']=-1
shinfo['current_uses']=0
shinfo['path']='c:\\my_data'
shinfo['passwd']=''
server='servername'
win32net.NetShareAdd(server,2,shinfo)
Discussion:
The python win32 documentation is rather terse about what you need to create a share with win32net. It comments that you need a dictionary holding the share data, in the format of SHARE_INFO_*. You'd need to consult the win32 SDK (try http://msdn.microsoft.com) to find out what that really means. After doing so, you end up with a data structure like the python dictionary above. And, the constants you need for the data structure are located in the win32netcon module.
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