code:

---

Break Off
SETTIME \\Server2                              ;synchronize time with Server1 Server
use t: "\\Server1\" + @userid + "$$"         ;map Drive T to Personal User Directory
use v: "\\Server1\Everyone"                  ;map Drive V to Department Directory
Select
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Accounting") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Acct$$"              ;map Drive U to Department Directory
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Administrators") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\InfoSys$$" 	  ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	use s: "\\Server2\Scouting$$"            ;map Drive S to Scouting Directory
	use w: "\\Server3\Install"		  ;map Drive W to Install Directory
	use x: "\\Server1\Departments"         ;map Drive X to Install Directory
	use y: "\\Server1\Users"               ;map Drive Y to Install Directory
	use z: "\\Server1\D$$"		  ;map drive Z to D$ Root Directory
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Alumni") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Alumni$$"            ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Baseball") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Bball$$"             ;map Drive U to Department Directory
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\BROADCASTING") = 2
	?"Sunnie, I made it to the Broadcasting Case"
 	use u: "\\Server1\BROAD$$"              ;map Drive U to Department Directory
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Scouting") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Scoutng$$"           ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	use s: "\\Server2\Scouting$$"            ;map Drive S to Scouting Directory
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Information Systems") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\InfoSys$$"           ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	use w: "\\Server3\Install"                  ;map Drive W to Install Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Customer Serive") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\CustSrv$$"           ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Trainers") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Trainers$$"          ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Diamond Club") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Dmndclb$$"           ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Human Resources") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\HumanR$$"            ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Merchandising") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Merch$$"             ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\PNC Park") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Project$$"           ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Fitness") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Fitness$$"           ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Intern") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Intern$$"            ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Pirate City") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\PirCity$$"           ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Executive") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Exec$$"              ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Media Relations") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Media$$"             ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Public Relations") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\PR$$"                ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Operations") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Oper$$"              ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Ticket Office") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\TcktOf$$"            ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Telemarketing") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Tele$$"              ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Marketing") = 2
 	use u: "\\Server1\Mrktg$$"             ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	
  Case ingroup ("\\Server1\Minor Leagues") = 2
	use u: "\\Server1\Minor$$"             ;map Drive U to Department Directory
  Case 1
	?"Error...Please contact the help desk immediately - extension 6021"
	?
	?"Hit Any Key To Continue..." get $C
EndSelect
Exit

---

A simple thing like that I accidentally overlooked. I'm sure that's the reason!!! Jack, you're a doll!!!

Thanks,
Sunnie

Have a great day!!

Sunnie

[This message has been edited by sunnie4747 (edited 17 May 2000).]

So - now that you're an "old hand" at KiX ... what's with the "4747" after you're name dar stranger ?

Shawn.

I just use my aol screen name ~ it makes it easier to remember all of my login names and passwords. The 4747 was given to me by aol...I guess I was the 4,747th Sunnie on aol!!

And don't yell at me for using aol...it's just easier for me to stay with them instead of changing my email address with everyone!!

Sunnie

[This message has been edited by sunnie4747 (edited 17 May 2000).]

We have it installed and running on each of the servers in the same directory that the KiX files are saved. We had to manually go into the control panel and start the RPC service (did you do that? - it sounds like you may have).

Other than that, I would check to make sure you're using the right code for the group number - global groups (1) or local groups (2).

Does that help??

Sunnie

[This message has been edited by sunnie4747 (edited 17 May 2000).]

I was just asked to include an if else into my select case script. It looks fine to me, but does anyone know why this won't work???:

code:

---

Case ingroup ("\\Server\Baseball") = 2 
 	use u: "\\Server\Bball$$"             ;map Drive U to Department Directory
	if ingroup ("\\Server\Scouting") = 2
	   use s: "\\Server2\Scouting$$"         ;map Drive S to Scouting Directory
	endif

---

[This message has been edited by sunnie4747 (edited 17 May 2000).]

@ECHO OFF
REM Login Script for the LSBN
NET TIME \\SCOOBY /SET /YES
%0\..\Kix32.exe login.kix

This is what my script looks like:
break on
;Get Home Directory

Use H: "\\SCOOBY\" + @USERID + "$"

;Get Standard Drives

Use I: \\SCOOBY\Public
Use J: \\SCOOBY\APPS

;Group Areas

IF @USERID = "naginc"
use m: \\SCOOBY\DISC$
ENDIF

IF INGROUP( "DOMAIN USERS" )
USE n: \\SCOOBY\DISC$
ENDIF

$V = "@userid"
? $V
$X = "naginc"
? $X
IF $V = $X
Use K: \\SCOOBY\DISC$
ENDIF

IF "naginc" = "naginc"
use l: \\SCOOBY\DISC$
ENDIF

When i log in under naginc i get H, I, J Drives nothing else. When i run kix32 login.kix from the command prompt i get output like:

00
Administrator
Administrator00

As you can see if i try to do an IF statement i get 0 back. Even that last statement where i compare two strings of exactly the same thing it still returns 0.

I only have a PDC and 25 users. I installed the KXRPC from the NETLOGON Directory and then from the KIXTART directory where all files were unzipped. Neither does anygood and yes the service is started. I started it from the command prompt using net start and i tried starting it from the console also. Do have have to specify interact with desktop or logon as another account for the service?

00
naginc
naginc00

as the output

code:

---

IF INGROUP( "DOMAIN USERS" )
USE n: \\SCOOBY\DISC$
ENDIF

---

are you sure the "domain users" is a global group?? If it's not, and it's a local group, you need to put IF INGROUP ("DOMAIN USERS") = 2.

The other if comments, you need to put " around the \\SCOOBY\DISC$.

I hope I helped a little.

Sunnie

[This message has been edited by sunnie4747 (edited 17 May 2000).]

If "naginc" = "naginc"
use l: \\SCOOBY\DISC$
ENDIF

By all means this should return 1 and then try and map the drive, instead it returns 0. So something is not quite right here. Also, I am trying this on the PDC itself before i even try to get it to work on win 95 machines. So this is all under and NT environment so far. I wonder if anytype of security settings is preventing this.

If "naginc" is a user, then you'll need to do this (I think):

If @userid = "naginc"
use l: "\\Scooby\Disc$$"
End If

See if that works

Sunnie

If you're having no luck with the IF/ENDIF, try making another case statement with a compound expression, like this ...

code:

---

Case ingroup ("\\Server\Baseball") = 2 and ingroup ("\\Server\Scouting") = 2

     use s: "\\Server2\Scouting$$"         ;map Drive S to Scouting Directory

...

---

but I don't see why the IF/ENDIF shouldn't work !

Shawn.

[This message has been edited by Shawn (edited 17 May 2000).]

I tried that, but that didn't work either. Here was my code for that:

code:

---

Case ingroup ("\\Server\Baseball") = 2 and ingroup ("\\Server\Scouting") = 2
  use u: "\\Server\Bball$$" 
  use s: "\\Server1\Scouting$$"

---

(is it because you can't use two 2's???)
And I had a case only for Baseball and one for Scouting, but when the user logged on, they were only getting the U. ??? I'm clueless!!!

I know why the if/end if isn't working....becasue that's the last step for me!!!

And I lose my gold star for the day since I couldn't figure this out by the end of the day!!!

Oh well, c'est la vie!!

Sunnie

[This message has been edited by sunnie4747 (edited 17 May 2000).]

You know that you got a typo there in your second ingroup - you forgot the closing " on your group !

Is this just a cut-and-paste thingy ?

Shawn

I added the correct statement:

use m: "\\SCOOBY\DISC$$" ;thx sunnie4747

In the first IF statement and changed the rest also, as a result the rest of the if statements functioned properly after the first one was fixed. Hardcore programmers may want to take note of this preprocessor condition.

break on
;Get Home Directory

Use H: "\\SCOOBY\" + @USERID + "$"

;Get Standard Drives

Use I: \\SCOOBY\Public
Use J: \\SCOOBY\APPS

;Group Areas

IF @USERID = "Administrator"
use m: "\\SCOOBY\DISC$$"
ENDIF

IF INGROUP( "DOMAIN USERS" ) = 2
USE n: "\\SCOOBY\DISC$$"
ENDIF

$V = "@userid"
? $V
$X = "Administrator"
? $X
IF $V = $X
Use K: "\\SCOOBY\DISC$$"
ENDIF

IF "Administrator" = "Administrator"
use l: "\\SCOOBY\DISC$$"
ENDIF

This maybe the root of your second problem i read before above. Just make sure all syntax is correct up until the problem point.