hi,Hi,
I am having a hard time figuring out how to have logon scripts that only execute if the user is a member of a certain group. I had the smart idea of putting the supplemental logon script in a share only available to the group, and then calling it from the normal logon script using "CALL "path_to_script". However it looks like it always executes that CALL even if the user is not part of a group, and I don't want to confuse my users by the text that goes into the DOS window that pops up to run the logon scripts. Also, somehow I feel like there must be a better way to do this, some way to query Samba for group membership as the user logs in.
Also, is there a such thing as a logoff script? Or do I need to put those things in postexec scripts? (things like "net use /d *")
Thanks for your assistance to this non-Windows user!
Misty
the simpelst way is to use to create one default script for every user
default.bat and write a ifmember statement ( ifmember.exe is in the win resource kit) which leads then to a "group.bat".
there is also a tool called hidecmd to make the popup at logon unvisible
and cpau ( with crypt ) to give admin rights if you desire to implement
higher access statements.
Regards
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