Process close

[zxc3]

I want to close process Word.exe by machine User-02, but when I start from my machine program Runwait ("proclose.exe", " \\ user-02\D $\lc ") process

WinWord.exe it is closed on mine to the machine, instead of by machine User-02.

How to me to make, that process was closed by machine User-02, instead of by my machine?

;Proclose on \\user-02\D$\lc

processclose("Winword.exe")

$PID = ProcessExists("Winword.exe") ; Will return the PID or 0 if the process isn't found.

If $PID Then Processclose($PID)

ProcessWaitClose($pid)

And such User2 User100

Edited August 26, 2005 by zxc3

[BigDod]

See RunAsSet in help file.

[zxc3]

I ask not about it. At me it is right the admin, and I and so I have access to all machines and to catalogues with my password.

But when I start the program by the another's machine, she closes processes by my machine, instead of on that with which the program is started.

[BigDod]

I ask not about it. At me it is right the admin,  and I and so I have access to all machines and to catalogues with my  password.

But when I start the program by the another's machine, she closes processes by my machine, instead of on that with which the program is started.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I am not sure what you are trying to do but perhaps you should investigate PSTools.

[zxc3]

Whether it is possible to close process started by the concrete file, taking place to us to the machine \\ user-02, instead of simply winword.exe

[MSLx Fanboy]

I think I know what the problem might be.

You're storing the script you wrote on \\User-02\D$\lc, but you're trying to execute the script from your machine.

The problem would then be that when you execute the script, you are pulling a temporary version onto your machine, and executing the copy locally ProcessExists() will occur on your machine, not his.

If you want it to run on their machines, you should make a While 1...WEnd loop, and call it as a user logon script. That way, if winword.exe is ever active, it will auto-close the application on their system.

[zxc3]

I think I know what the problem might be.

You're storing the script you wrote on \\User-02\D$\lc, but you're trying to execute the script from your machine.

The problem would then be that when you execute the script, you are pulling a temporary version onto your machine, and executing the copy locally ProcessExists() will occur on your machine, not his.

If you want it to run on their machines, you should make a While 1...WEnd loop, and call it as a user logon script.  That way, if winword.exe is ever active, it will auto-close the application on their system.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I have not understood. I.e., if I shall start this program not from the command line by my machine, and with the help of such program from my machine:

While 1

Runwait ("proclose.exe","\\User-02\D$\lc")

Wend

It will work?

Good on Monday I shall try.

And in what sense if it is possible more in detail.

And that I wanted already something:

Processclose ("\\User-02\D$\lc\Winword.exe").

Thanks for the help.

[Jos]

I have not understood. I.e., if I shall start this program not from the command line by my machine, and with the help of such program from my machine:

While 1

Runwait ("proclose.exe","\\User-02\D$\lc")

Wend

It will work?

Good on Monday I shall try.

And in what sense if it is possible more in detail.

And that I wanted already something:

Processclose ("\\User-02\D$\lc\Winword.exe").

Thanks for the help.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Looks to me you want to start the script on another PC from your own pc.

If thats what you want you need to use a tool like PSEXEC ....

[zxc3]

Looks to me you want to start the script on another PC from your own pc.

If thats what you want you need to use a tool like PSEXEC ....

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Did you mean

http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/jdeb/scriptlets/admin.au3

or another?

Thanks

[Jos]

Did you mean

http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/jdeb/scriptlets/admin.au3

or another?

Thanks

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

PSEXEC comes from sysinternals...

[zxc3]

Whether there is other variant except for PsExec I about Looks to me you want to start the script on another PC from your own pc ?

[zxc3]

PSEXEC comes from sysinternals...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Anti-virus scanners report about....

[Jos]

Have no idea what your mean with the last 2 posts......