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Jens,
You are completely right on the xcopy command. I was not so familiar with all those xcopy variables and looked into that. It works perfectly with xcopy. The logon and logoff script will get a su command to be able to copy all data onto server and local hd. :-)
next question :-)
Kix can determine what user logged on. The name of his logon will be the same as the name of his homedrive. So when user logs on the homedrive will be used as storage for all files. Now that I think of it, the user will get his H drive (will be set as homedrive) with the login procedure of win2000, so I won't need actualy to use this info, becauze the w2k will do that when the user logs on and every user will get his own batch file to do so. correct me if I am wrong in this one :-)
But that first login will be the tricky part, because there will be asked for information like, hotmail adress (for trillian users), login name for trillian, password for trillian and all that has to be written into a ini file that can be found on trillian. But also there in the setup of trillian, the location can be chosen where that program has to be installed and all files (even those damm DLL's) goes into 1 dir. So every user can use his own ini files. Something I must check. more later :-)
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