I've gone through the board and seen various ways to use ingroup, but for some unknown reason I cannot get it to work on a Windows 9X machine. I've tried the INI file, the reghack, the DLL upgrade, but all I ever get is a returned value of 0. The group is in the domain, and there are accounts in it. (Mine included). It works under NT/2K/XP no issues, but not 95/98.

The script Im using it in is really, REALLY simple.

Function IdentifyTemplates($UserName)

Select
Case (InGroup("CoreSys\PER-Office-MIS-Dept") > 0)
$IdentifyTemplates="ERG Management Services M.I.S|MIS"
Case 1
$IdentifyTemplates=""
EndSelect

EndFunction

I'm writing a document deployment script, and I can do all the hard stuff - What OS, what version of Word, users profile path, etc..., but I cannot get a simple ingroup command working. Can anyone shed some light?

-Shawn

I tried ingroup, and when that didn't work, I tried using GetObect instead. Same result.

It's weird, because we have other 9X machines running other scripts that use ingroup that I have written, but appear to be functioning normally.

-Shawn

hey Les - hows it going tonight buddy ?

[ 19 December 2001: Message edited by: Shawn ]

Failed to dertmine KXRPC server

Thanks. Now to find out why that's not working.

I guess what i'm saying is make sure kix on bad wks is the same as kix on good wks ?

-Shawn

oh, and Les always advises running kix32 on win9x from the workstation and not from the netlogon shares - sounds like a plan to me or maybe something you could test-out on the bad wks ...

[ 19 December 2001: Message edited by: Shawn ]

Hoorah. I've got it working... The entries in the Kixtart.ini were not working.

I was using \\ServerName, but I changed them to \\ServerName.Subdomain.Domain.Com and it worked?...

Weird.

Thanks Shawn for all your help. I never considered the KXRPC service as being the issue.

Shawn,
It's going...