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OK.. Here is the issue I am having....

The attached script works fine if I run it from my local computer or any other local computer. The issue is I want to run it from the server via a login script.

When I run it get the standard error message: Unable to execute the external program. The directory name is invalid.

I'm guessing that the executable is attempting to run the psgetsid.exe from the @Tempdir on the file server and not the local machine in which the file is being launched from. Is anyone aware of a fix for this??

Much appreciated. Thanks!

PS. The purpose of the script is to add registry entries for the current logged in user but executing them with an id with domain admin rights.

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OK.. Here is the issue I am having....

The attached script works fine if I run it from my local computer or any other local computer. The issue is I want to run it from the server via a login script.

When I run it  get the standard error message: Unable to execute the external program. The directory name is invalid.

I'm guessing that the executable is attempting to run the psgetsid.exe from the @Tempdir on the file server and not the local machine in which the file is being launched from. Is anyone aware of a fix for this??

Much appreciated. Thanks!

PS. The purpose of the script is to add registry entries for the current logged in user but executing them with an id with domain admin rights.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Seen this before... the RunAsSet() will cause the original Drive to be unavailable for the run() command. try changing the workdir on the run() to the tempdir:

RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & @Tempdir & "\psgetsid.exe" & " canada\" & @UserName & "| clip", @Tempdir , @SW_HIDE)
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