--- In [email protected], Cüneyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > swzoh wrote (on 08.08.2006 01:07): > > >> Maybe you have to try (:notice the leading blank in param): > >> file.runas(gvAdminUser, gvAdminPass, _pp_bin, ?! win.debug("boom")!) > > > > BTW, I missed the first part of your message. No, the PP's command > > will not run as Admin, but as the current user at last. You may > > consider using PPBangTwice which you can find in files section. > > Hi Sean, > > I've forgotten it completely, it's PPBangTwice already. And as for your > other question about the space (?! win.debug...!). Yes, I've tried it > too. Unfortunately it doesn't work. > > The weird thing is, if I open a shell as admin and start PPBang > (PPBangTwice) like "PPBang.exe Message hello world", it works, i.e. > admin can use my normal user's PowerPro instance. But not from > file.runas, I always get a "file not found" error. If I run this > > file.runas(gvAdminUser, gvAdminPass, ;;+ > ?"C:\Tool\Shell\PowerPro\ppBang.exe", ?# *Message "hello"#) > > I get >>File not found "hello"<<. It looks file.runas tries to interpret > everything after the first param as file, which actually doesn't happen > with other programs (I start a lot of 4NT commands with /k and tons of > parameters). Only ?# hello# without a command as param does not cause > any syntax error either. ?# *Debug# does not open the debug window either. > > Any more ideas? Bruce, what do you think? Is it PPBang or PowerPro?
I don't think it's a bug of PowerPro or PPBang, looks like there is a bug with CreateProcess... API's, in this case CreateProcessWithLogonW. (I already experienced similar symptoms with CreateProcessA and CreateProcessAsUserA, even had to specify the WorkingDir too). BTW, there is a comment by Bruce in the help file: Depending on the program run, the cmd line argument may have to start with the path to the program being run (in double quotes if blanks included) So, you may have to try in this case: file.runas(gvAdminUser, gvAdminPass, ;;+ ?"C:\Tool\Shell\PowerPro\ppBang.exe", ;;+ ?#"C:\Tool\Shell\PowerPro\ppBang.exe" *Message "hello"#) Hope it work. Sean Attention: PowerPro's Web site has moved: http://www.ppro.org Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
