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Hi guys, Is it possible to make a current map a shared map in a loginscript ? I hope it's not a to stupid quastion. see ya THX anyway |
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I don't understand what you mean. Try explaining again in english, but add the explaination in your native language also (or perhaps in German if that is possible... We have quite a few German 'Sprecher des Deutsch') |
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Dear, Welcome to the board. You may tell it also in Dutch. Please explain it also with an example. greetings. |
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Oke, THX voor de reactie Ik wil gewoon in een loginscript een bestaande map "delen".Zodat hij voor gebruikers die aanloggen toegankelijk is. In DOS heb je NET SHARE, in KIX ??????? Voorbeeld Bij het aanloggen moet de bestaande Map "C:\Boekverslagen" gedeeld worden THX op voorhand simon sez |
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Allthough I have some difficulties with the language I'll try to help : quote:UDFs: MapFirst() YAMD() _ Yet another Map Drive UDF fnRemapDrives() |
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Dear, Translation: quote:Some additional questions - is the map "c:\boekverslagen" located on server or client? - did you set the proper share permission on that folder "c:\boekverslagen"? A possible call can be when you have define as sharename f.e. "boek" and your client has the name "PC2003" (as kix) USE X: /delete /persistent:yes USE X: "\\PC2003\boek$$" (as dos command) NET USE X: /d NET USE X: "\\PC2003\boek$" Jpols was pointing in the right direction. Our supply to tell your problem in Dutch was to get clear "what you question" really was. Normally everybody is using the English language. greetings. [ 07. March 2003, 14:51: Message edited by: MCA ] |
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oke thx it works see ya Simon Sez |
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I thought the question was 'Can I SHARE a mapped drive?' If that is the case, Kix doesn't have a command to share a folder, but you can SHELL any command that you could issue in DOS. |
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Simon: Please read the KiXtart Manual as functions like USE are well documented in the manual. |
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MCA, Why did you not rename this topic? You have renamed far more descriptive topics than this one which obviously does not match the objective. |
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Dear, Any folder on any server or client can be shared, when the proper share for that folder is set. Who doesn't recognize the c$ share on clients? Without setting share properties you can't share those folder by others. greetings. BTW: extending a subject is only useful, when the question is very clear. F.e. a subject like "I need help" requires a modification. BTW: Radimus, that was also our first though. That was the reason we offer him to tell his problem in his own language. [ 07. March 2003, 15:00: Message edited by: MCA ] |
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Dear Simon, Good to hear you get your answer. Already waiting for another one. greetings. |