Hi,
I have seen a similar question to of mine recently, but I could not make
things work.
I want a Perl script to run as a logon script. Perl is installed on the
clients and the DC's. The Perl file association exists and .pl is added
to the PATHEXT environment variable.
The logon script is mylogon.pl, located in the NETLOGON share.
The script will run fine from the client using the NETLOGON share when
initiated from the command line but fails to execute at user logon time.
I set the file permissions as liberally as possible, and I also have
Dave Roths book, but still, I cannot make it work.
To debug things a little, I ran a batch file instead which did the
following:
path > c:\temp\mypath.txt
It shows that only at logon time the PATH variable has the netlogon
share prepended:
PATH=\\MYHOST\NETLOGON;C:\Perl\Bin;etc.....
I'm at my wits end. Any suggestions?
Cheers, Paul
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