I am running a Kix login script that runs just fine now. I want to add to the very end of the script a section that will check if a user is a member of a group and if so run this part of the script to install an application called Trackit. Here is the code. Anyone that can point out my errors? I would appreciate it. Thanks.
Code:
:TRACKIT if ingroup("Trackit") use t: /delete use t: \\tx-apps2\intuit RUN T: + "\tiwsmgr.exe /service /audit" exit endif exit
ShaneEPShaneEP MM club member
Registered: 2002-11-29
Posts: 2127
Loc: Tulsa, OK
Try something like this...It will print to the console and wait for you to hit a key if an errors are found...
Code:
:TRACKIT
if ingroup("Trackit")
use t: /delete
use t: "\\tx-apps2\intuit"
If Exist ("T:\tiwsmgr.exe")
RUN 'T:\tiwsmgr.exe /service /audit'
If @Error <> 0
? "Error "+@Error+" when running T:\tiwsmgr.exe - "+@SError
get $
exit 0
Endif
Else
? "Unable to find T:\tiwsmgr.exe"
get $
Exit 0
Endif
else
? "Not In TrackIt Group"
get $
endif
Shane, I side with Shawn, whereas there should be quotes. use t: '\\tx-apps2\intuit'
NNK, Since you changed the USE line to be a deep mapping, one has to wonder two things: 1. Does the path include a share name? 2. Does the OS support deep mapping?
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ShaneEPShaneEP MM club member
Registered: 2002-11-29
Posts: 2127
Loc: Tulsa, OK
I agree Les...Quotes are better. The point I was trying to make was that the share probably is not there, the same as you are. Also trying to get him to do a little error checking to figure that out.
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