Tim Golden wrote:
> Frustratingly, I don't believe there's *any* canonical
> way to find ~user without actually going through the whole
> process of getting a token and impersonating them. If
> they've logged onto this machine already you can have
> a good go by following the code posted the other
Christian Heimes wrote:
> Paul Moore wrote:
>> I'd recommend that this change be reverted. To correctly get another
>> user's home directory would involve reading (via the registry, or
>> maybe some utility function I couldn't find at a quick glance) the
>> value of HOMEDRIVE/HOMEPATH which is set
Paul Moore wrote:
> I'd recommend that this change be reverted. To correctly get another
> user's home directory would involve reading (via the registry, or
> maybe some utility function I couldn't find at a quick glance) the
> value of HOMEDRIVE/HOMEPATH which is set for the other user. (In fact,
