GeekOrGuru Posted April 6, 2012 Posted April 6, 2012 Hello Everyone! Been awhile since I've used AutoIt and been on the forums. Man has alot changed! Anyways...I've got a simple script to deploy LastPass via a startup script. Everything appears to be working fine so far except for the logging portion on a X64 system. The script will not generate a log file on a X64 system even when ran as an administrator. Anyone have any thoughts? Help? expandcollapse popup#requireadmin #Include <File.au3> #Region -- Variables -- Global $Domain = 'XXX' Global $UserName = 'XXX' Global $Password = 'XXX' Global $Options = '--userinstallie --userinstallff --userinstallchrome --installforallusers -j "C:\Program Files\LastPass"' Global $Path = '\\SBS01\Public\Downloads\LastPass' Global $LogFile = @ProgramFilesDir & '\LastPass\LastPass_Log.txt' Global $Version = '1.90.0' #Region -- OS Architecture Check -- Switch @OSArch Case 'X86' ; Check to see if the system is 32-bit based $Application = '\LastPassFull.exe' $Reg = 'HKLM' $LogMsg = 'INSTALLATION - 32-bit LastPass Enterprise installed' _Install () ; Move to Installation function Case 'X64' ; Check to see if the system is 64-bit based $Application = '\LastPass_X64Full.exe' $Reg = 'HKLM64' $LogMsg = 'INSTALLATION - 64-bit LastPass Enterprise installed' _Install () ; Move to Installation function Case Else MsgBox(0, "LastPass Error Message", "An error occurred during installation. Please contact your Administrator." EndSwitch #Region -- Installation Function -- Func _Install () $var = RegRead($Reg & '\SOFTWARE\LastPass', 'Enterprise') ; Check registry for Enterprise installation If $var >= $Version Then Exit ; If installed, exit script ElseIf $var < $Version Or @Error <> 0 Then ; If no, proceed MsgBox(4096, "LastPass Enterprise Installation", "LastPass Enterprise installation is about to begin", 10) RunAsWait($UserName, $Domain, $Password, 2, $Path & $Application & " " & $Options) ; Install application RegWrite($Reg & '\SOFTWARE\LastPass', 'Enterprise', 'REG_SZ', $Version) ; Write Enterprise version to registry _LogFile () FileClose($LogFile) MsgBox(0, "LastPass Enterprise Installation", "LastPass Enterprise installation is complete") EndIf EndFunc #Region -- Log File Function -- Func _LogFile () If FileExists($LogFile) Then ; Check to see if file exists FileOpen($LogFile, 1) ; If yes, open the log file Elseif _FileCreate($LogFile) Then ; If no, then create the log file FileOpen($LogFile, 1) ; Then open the new log file EndIf _FileWriteLog($LogFile, $LogMsg) ; Log function EndFunc Exit
Skitty Posted April 6, 2012 Posted April 6, 2012 (edited) Hello Everyone!Been awhile since I've used AutoIt and been on the forums. Man has alot changed!Anyways...I've got a simple script to deploy LastPass via a startup script. Everything appears to be working fine so far except for the logging portion on a X64 system.The script will not generate a log file on a X64 system even when ran as an administrator.Anyone have any thoughts? Help?Check if you have write privileges to the target directory, if you don't, which is probably the case (but I'm not too familiar with the 64 bit pool and NT 5+) then you may need to alter the directories access control list, acls to get writing privileges, also try removing read only attributes from t he directory and post results and error code you get when opening a file for writing. Edited April 6, 2012 by ApudAngelorum
GeekOrGuru Posted April 7, 2012 Author Posted April 7, 2012 Check if you have write privileges to the target directory, if you don't, which is probably the case (but I'm not too familiar with the 64 bit pool and NT 5+) then you may need to alter the directories access control list, acls to get writing privileges, also try removing read only attributes from t he directory and post results and error code you get when opening a file for writing.I think you hit the nail on the head!Thanks...I'm looking into it.
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