Hi,
I've joined a file containing :
* mytestservice_handlerex.py
and :
* mytestservice_isenslogon.py
* isenslogon.py
You can install them with command line (python.exe must be in your %PATH%) :
'mytestservice_isenslogon.py --interactive --startup=auto install'
or
'mytestservice_handlerex.py --interactive --startup=auto install'
Be aware that those 2 methods are asynchronous. This means that user may
have its desktop (taskbar, etc.) ready while the service doesn't have
finish its logon() method.
For example, I use it to tune user environment (hide drives, disable
control panel, etc.). After that explorer.exe must be killed and
restarted for changes to take effect.
A better way could be to modify userinit reg key to make it call an app
that waits for the service to achieve its work and only then execute
userinit.exe :
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\UserInit
Tim, maybe you want to copy/paste those files and comments on your website ?
Ron, I hope this will help you.
Cheers,
Klaas
le dahut wrote :
Hello,
I've made some development around Windows services and logon events
detection (using SCM and using SENS). I've spend a lot of time
discovering how things work and trying to write them (with great help
from people on this list !)
I think that people may be interested by some examples and I would like
to know : is there a place where I can write them ?
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