If your script is running as a Logon script, then it doesn't have any
authentication, as that process is still occurring, it is probably running as
Guest or whatever your lowest level of access user is.....when you run it from
the command prompt it is running as whomever is logged in. You can force the
script to run as a particular user see Dave Roth's books.
On Tue, 29 May 2001 15:02:12 -0400, Ryan, David said:
> I cannot get a perl script to run as the logon script in NT4. Perl is
> installed on the client, but none of the Domain Controllers. The value of
> the logon script is "allusers.pl" in UMFD, and the script is located in
> %LOGONSERVER%\Netlogon. Bath files run without problems, but when I change
> the value to "allusers.pl", it will not run. It will run however, if I
> enter %LOGONSERVER%\Netlogon\allusers.pl in a cmd window. Does anyone know
> if Perl must be installed on the Domain Controllers to get this to work when
> logging into the domain, or am I doing something else wrong? I have
> searched both of Roth's books, but he only addresses installing Perl on the
> DCs and not the clients. I am trying to do it the other way around. Any
> help or ideas would be appreciated.
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