#121800 - 2004-06-24 05:29 PM
Script Error : failed to find/open script !
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scit
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In Active Directory Users and Computers, the group policy for our Windows 03 domain is set to run a log-in batch file that references KIX32. The batch file launches during log-in but when it comes to the line that opens a kix script it displays the following message on screen: Script error : failed to find/open script !.
I have done much research on the internet. I reviewed an article on the MS Knowledgebase (#318689) and tweaked my batch file accordingly--no go.
In posting here, I hope to find somebody who has experienced this problem and can relay to me what they did to fix it.
Thank you.
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#121803 - 2004-06-24 07:01 PM
Re: Script Error : failed to find/open script !
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scit
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First of all, this login batch file (file extension BAT) works fine on our Win NT domain. And, yes, I am positive it is pointing to the right location. The code in error is:
kix32 system1
where system1 is the name of the kix file it is to be executing.
I have tried putting specific paths:
\\servername\netlogon\kix32 \\servername\netlogon\system1
It still does not work.
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#121804 - 2004-06-24 09:16 PM
Re: Script Error : failed to find/open script !
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dmarussi
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try runiing it with the file extension of the script whether it be .kix or.txt
example: kix32 system1.kix
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#121805 - 2004-06-24 09:34 PM
Re: Script Error : failed to find/open script !
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scit
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I tried that already. Any other suggestions?
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#121807 - 2004-06-25 02:28 PM
Re: Script Error : failed to find/open script !
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scit
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I don't see how it could be an issue of replication. There is only one server in the domain at this point.
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#121809 - 2004-06-25 04:32 PM
Re: Script Error : failed to find/open script !
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scit
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It still doesn't work. What will work, is if you go into active directory, users, select properties, profile tab and put the batch file name in the logon script path. My question is, why won't this work on any level in the AD hierarchy (ie right-click domain (or any other OU in the folder hierarchy), select properties, group policy tab, edit default domain policy, User Config-Windows Settings-Scripts-Logon/Logoff).
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#121812 - 2004-06-25 08:48 PM
Re: Script Error : failed to find/open script !
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scit
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OK--I figured it out. In my kix file there were two calls being made to other kix files. Even though the batch file, kix32.exe, and all the kix files resided in the same directory, the AD domain needed me to spell out exactly where they were, meaning \\servername\netlogon\kixfilename or %logonserver%\netlogon\kixfilename. So as soon as I spelled out the paths to the kix file in my logon batch file and spelled out the paths in the kix file to the other kix files everything worked fine. Thanks for all your help.
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