Re: Copy protection WAS Re: Hard Drives

Well, now I'm not sure about this: I ran the script on my Macintosh (where I have the Admin account) and it returned the MAC address,a as in did on Linux. So? The Q is whether this will work on a machine where the user has a Guest account. Richmond. On 7/29/17 2:07 pm, Klaus major-k via

Re: Copy protection WAS Re: Hard Drives

Hi richmond, > Am 29.07.2017 um 12:57 schrieb Richmond Mathewson via use-livecode > : > > BUT ;-) > > env001 presupposes with a Macintosh that you have superuser access; oh, sorry, did not take a deeper look. Maybe you can ask the user for his admin password

Re: Copy protection WAS Re: Hard Drives

For Windows solution on mouseUp put $systemdrive into tSysDrive //string for the shell command put "vol " & tSySDrive into tDriveInfo //the last word of the returned info is the ACTIVE SYSTEM HD Serial set the hideConsoleWindows to true put the last word of shell(tDriveInfo) into tHDSerial

Re: Copy protection WAS Re: Hard Drives

BUT ;-) env001 presupposes with a Macintosh that you have superuser access; now if I send you a stack and try to get that stack to get your MAC address and either send it to me or store it somewhere I have a feeling that can only be done with your permission? This may not be a bad thing as

Re: Copy protection WAS Re: Hard Drives

Thanks for that. Richmond. On 7/29/17 1:46 pm, Klaus major-k via use-livecode wrote: Hi Richmond, Please check Ken Ray's great site for some valuable hints: Especially: -> disk001 -> env001 Maybe a good starting point! Best

Copy protection WAS Re: Hard Drives

Hi Richmond, Please check Ken Ray's great site for some valuable hints: Especially: -> disk001 -> env001 Maybe a good starting point! Best Klaus -- Klaus Major http://www.major-k.de kl...@major-k.de