#30143 - 2002-10-03 09:11 PM
Calling vplogon.bat for Symantec
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MaxGen
Lurker
Registered: 2002-10-03
Posts: 2
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Hi,
I'm having a great deal of trouble keeping my users Virus software up to date.
I've tried the recommended:
(After mapping T:)
SHELL T:\vplogon.bat
and
SHELL "%comspec% /e:1024 /c T:\vplogon.bat"
and even
SHELL ("%comspec% /c T:\vp_LOG32 /p=T:")
In all instances, the command seems to execute correctly. I see the message that "A new version has been foundon the server". The unfortunate part is that nothing seems to happen after that. NAV doesn't update... Instead, the script completes and the user get's their desktop.
Can anyone offer any insight as to what is wrong?
I'm using KiXtart 3.63, I'll include the NAV portion of my script
Thanks in advance,
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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; Norton Antivirus Install/Check
;
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
;First we check in in NoNav group. If in Group, install will exit.
;
IF INGROUP ("NoNav") GOTO FINISH ENDIF
;Now we install
;
?
? Checking Norton Antivirus........
;
Use T: /Delete
Use T: \\CAZFSM01\VPLOGON
SHELL ("%comspec% /c T:\vp_LOG32 /p=T:")
Use T: /Delete
:FINISH
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#30146 - 2002-10-04 07:49 AM
Re: Calling vplogon.bat for Symantec
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NTDOC
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Registered: 2000-07-28
Posts: 11634
Loc: CA
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#30147 - 2002-10-04 06:41 PM
Re: Calling vplogon.bat for Symantec
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MaxGen
Lurker
Registered: 2002-10-03
Posts: 2
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Thanks Guys! It's working now.
I had tried some of the other script methods ie: GetFileVersion but it hadn't worked.
I've given up on the vplogon.bat method and debuged my read value problems. It's working like a charm now.
I'll include the code in case it helps someone else out in the future.
Almost all of it was pieced together from other members scripts. Thanks to all of you..
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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; Norton Antivirus Install/Check
;
;--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
;First we check to see if user is logging on to the File server
;
$PRODUCTTYPE =
READVALUE("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\CONTROL\PRODUCTOPTIONS","PRODUCTTY
PE")
if $PRODUCTTYPE = "ServerNT" GOTO FINISH ENDIF
;
;Now we check in in NoNav group. If in Group, install will exit.
;
IF INGROUP ("NoNav") GOTO FINISH ENDIF
;
;Now we check installed version
;
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? "Checking Norton Antivirus........"
Sleep 3
;
$currentbuildver = "7.60.00.926"
$NAVHome = ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\INTEL\LANDesk\VirusProtect6\CurrentVersion\", "Home Directory")
;
If GetFileVersion($NAVHome +"\vpc32.exe","ProductVersion") = $currentbuildver
goto FINISH
ENDIF
;
; If version not equal, newer version is installed
;
:NAVINST
;
RUN "%COMSPEC% /E:1024 /C \\cazfsm01\distribute\nav732.exe" ; Call NAVCE Install Package
;
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MESSAGEBOX("A newer version of Anti-Virus software has been found on the server. Please wait while the newer version installs on your PC. Please note, the PC will automatically reboot once installation is complete. Approximatly 30 to 60 seconds", "Norton AntiVirus Installation...",64,45)
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:FINISH
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#30149 - 2002-10-14 11:14 PM
Re: Calling vplogon.bat for Symantec
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mps581
Fresh Scripter
Registered: 2002-03-18
Posts: 12
Loc: Atlanta, GA
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Ok, I have been trying to get this to work for a while now, I got this script off of this board a while ago, and it works great on Win2k, & WinXP machines, however kix32 always crashes at the $NAVHome = ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\INTEL\LANDesk\VirusProtect6\CurrentVersion\", "Home Directory") line on Win9x/ME clients. Now on some clients this key does not exist at all (new un-NAVed computers) Would that cause the script to Fail?
I've done some searching and I have not been able to find a solution. Can anyone point me off in the correct direction?
Here is the script:
code:
; Check Workstation type, exit if server or DC.
;
; Check OS Version, if Win9x goto Workstation Section
; INWIN = WinNT = 1, Win9x = 2
if @INWIN = 2
goto WKS
ENDIF
; Check if logon to Server or Workstation
; PRODUCTTYPE - WinNT = Workstation, ServerNT = Member Server, LanmanNT = Domain Controller
$PRODUCTTYPE = READVALUE("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\CONTROL\PRODUCTOPTIONS","PRODUCTTYPE")
; if not Workstation, just exit without notice
if $PRODUCTTYPE = "WinNT"
goto WKS
ENDIF
if $PRODUCTTYPE = "ServerNT"
goto END
ENDIF
if $PRODUCTTYPE = "LanmanNT"
goto END
ENDIF
:WKS
IF INGROUP("ZETAFAX USERS") = 1
USE Z: /DELETE
USE Z: "\\NTSERVER\ZFAX$"
ENDIF
IF INGROUP("UPSU") = 1
USE F: /DELETE
USE F: "\\NTSERVER\MAIN"
ENDIF
; Norton Antivirus Specific Section
; checking product version number of vpc32.exe
; if already installed, exit
;
$CurrentBLDVer = "7.60.0.926"
$NAVHome = ReadValue("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\INTEL\LANDesk\VirusProtect6\CurrentVersion\", "Home Directory")
;
If GetFileVersion($NAVHome +"\vpc32.exe","ProductVersion") = $CurrentBLDVer
goto GRC
ENDIF
:NAVINST
IF INGROUP("NAV") = 1
USE X: "\\NTSERVER\VPHOME"
SHELL "%COMSPEC% /E:1024 /C"+@LDRIVE+"VPLOGON.BAT" ; Call NAVCE Install Script
ENDIF
GOTO NavDone
:GRC
SHELL "XCOPY X:\GRC.DAT $NAVHome /C /R/ Y"
:NavDone
USE X: /DELETE
SHELL "NET TIME \\DOMAIN /SET /Y"
SLEEP 1
GOTO "END"
:END
exit
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#30153 - 2002-10-15 12:52 AM
Re: Calling vplogon.bat for Symantec
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mps581
Fresh Scripter
Registered: 2002-03-18
Posts: 12
Loc: Atlanta, GA
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Thanks for the suggestions, but it's still not working for me... (Only on Windows 9x) I get a kix32c has performed an illegal operation... message.
This key that it is looking for does not exist. It should ignore it, and move on right?
Here is the latest version:
code:
; Check Workstation type, exit if server or DC.
;
; Check OS Version, if Win9x goto Workstation Section
; INWIN = WinNT = 1, Win9x = 2
if @INWIN = 2
goto WKS
ENDIF
; Check if logon to Server or Workstation
; PRODUCTTYPE - WinNT = Workstation, ServerNT = Member Server, LanmanNT = Domain Controller
$PRODUCTTYPE = READVALUE("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\CONTROL\PRODUCTOPTIONS","PRODUCTTYPE")
; if not Workstation, just exit without notice
if $PRODUCTTYPE = "WinNT"
goto WKS
ENDIF
if $PRODUCTTYPE = "ServerNT"
goto END
ENDIF
if $PRODUCTTYPE = "LanmanNT"
goto END
ENDIF
:WKS
IF INGROUP("ZETAFAX USERS") = 1
USE Z: /DELETE
USE Z: "\\NTSERVER\ZFAX$"
ENDIF
IF INGROUP("UPSU") = 1
USE F: /DELETE
USE F: "\\NTSERVER\MAIN"
ENDIF
; Norton Antivirus Specific Section
; checking product version number of vpc32.exe
; if already installed, exit
;
$CurrentBLDVer = "7.60.0.926"
$NavHomeDir = READVALUE("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\INTEL\LANDesk\VirusProtect6\CurrentVersion","Home Directory")
;
If GetFileVersion($NavHomeDir +"\vpc32.exe","ProductVersion") = $CurrentBLDVer
goto GRC
ENDIF
:NAVINST
IF INGROUP("NAV") = 1
USE X: "\\NTSERVER\VPHOME"
SHELL "%COMSPEC% /E:1024 /C"+@LDRIVE+"VPLOGON.BAT" ; Call NAVCE Install Script
ENDIF
GOTO NavDone
:GRC
SHELL "XCOPY X:\GRC.DAT $NAVHome /C /R/ Y"
:NavDone
USE X: /DELETE
SHELL "NET TIME \\DOMAIN /SET /Y"
SLEEP 1
GOTO "END"
:END
exit
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#30157 - 2002-10-15 01:27 AM
Re: Calling vplogon.bat for Symantec
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mps581
Fresh Scripter
Registered: 2002-03-18
Posts: 12
Loc: Atlanta, GA
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Ok, NTDOC was right, it was the Z drive mapping issue. I was stepping through it to find the error, and it was crashing at the $NAVHome line before I changed the drive letter. I changed it to Q and it works fine now.
So, anyone know why it was not crashing until ~12 lines after the problematic line in the script?
Thanks again for all the help...
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#30159 - 2002-10-15 07:28 PM
Re: Calling vplogon.bat for Symantec
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cmarti
Hey THIS is FUN
Registered: 2001-02-26
Posts: 297
Loc: Little Rock, AR
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If what symantec told me is true all the vplogon.bat file does is check the value of a registry key which can be done by checking for a valu of..
code:
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Symantec\InstalledApps","NAVCEClientNUMBER"
If that key isn't there here's how I install NAV..
code:
If @INWIN = "1"
Shell "\\navserver\vphome\clt-inst\win32\INSTMSIW /Q"
Else
Shell "\\navserver\vphome\clt-inst\win32\INSTMSIA /Q"
EndIf
Shell "%COMSPEC% /C START \\navserver\vphome\clt-inst\win32\NAVCE.MSI REBOOT="+Chr(34)+"FORCE"+Chr(34)+" /QN"
The first part checks the windows installer, installs it if needed, it then loads nav and reboots automatically after the installation.
L8tr...
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