On 6/14/06 12:47 PM, "Perbix, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you...one last thing, is there anyway I can enter a schedule to run as you indicated (on startup) without using Applescript and having entourage running?
What I would like to do is prevent having to re-cut my images....and using a shell script configure the startup schedule and enable it.
Thank you again for all your help.
On 6/14/06 1:23 PM, "Swenson, Joseph" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just turned it off in the default setup. There doesn’t appear to be anything in Entourage’s Applescript dictionary to handle the junk filter.
On 6/14/06 12:18 PM, "Perbix, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you....I took a chunk our of this, and I appreciate it. One last question...how do we turn off the Junk Filter?
Thank you.
On 6/14/06 10:11 AM, "Perbix, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So, the laptops are bound to AD, but the account is local...what I can do however is to prompt for name/password and use that in place of your $user variable...or I should say, define the $user variable with the users shortname (a.k.a network ID)...
On 6/14/06 10:01 AM, "Swenson, Joseph" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a script that does kind of what you want, however its contingent on the user logging in with their Active Directory account. I set up a default Exchange account that I put into a customized Default User profile. The default account has a scheduled event called “setup” that runs on opening, which runs this script.
Hopefully something in here will help you out:
--work offline
tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
set working offline to true
end tell
--check if the account has an email address using dscl
set userName to do shell script "whoami"
set fullName to do shell script "dscl localhost -read /Active\\ Directory/All\\ Domains/Users/$USER displayName | sed 's/displayName: //' "
set firstName to do shell script "dscl localhost -read /Active\\ Directory/All\\ Domains/Users/$USER FirstName | sed 's/FirstName: //' "
set lastName to do shell script "dscl localhost -read /Active\\ Directory/All\\ Domains/Users/$USER LastName | sed 's/LastName: //' "
set eMailAddress to do shell script "dscl localhost -read /Active\\ Directory/All\\ Domains/Users/$USER EMailAddress | sed 's/EMailAddress: //' "
--set up the account and disable the schedule
if userName ≠ "EmailAddress: " then
tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
set the email address of Exchange account "default" to eMailAddress
set the domain of Exchange account "default" to "AD"
set the full name of Exchange account "default" to fullName
set the Exchange ID of Exchange account "default" to userName
set enabled of schedule "setup" to false
display dialog "Your account is being set up for the first time.
It will take a few minutes for all your data to synchronize with the mail server.
Please be patient. Thank you." buttons {"OK"}
set working offline to false
end tell
end if
On 6/14/06 8:51 AM, "Perbix, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone have a good Applescript that prompts for an email name/password and can contact a domain controller to get the info for the account and set up an Entourage Exchange account?
I am looking to make a single run applescript for newly imaged machines where my users can put in the info and have the exchange account created for them.
Thank you in advance
-Mike
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Michael Perbix
Lower Merion School District
Telecommunications Specialist
(610) 645-1964 - Work
(610) 896-2019 - Fax
_______________________________________________
Michael Perbix
Lower Merion School District
Telecommunications Specialist
(610) 645-1964 - Work
(610) 896-2019 - Fax
_______________________________________________
Michael Perbix
Lower Merion School District
Telecommunications Specialist
(610) 645-1964 - Work
(610) 896-2019 - Fax
_______________________________________________
Michael Perbix
Lower Merion School District
Telecommunications Specialist
(610) 645-1964 - Work
(610) 896-2019 - Fax
