simple copy 1 file from A to B will admin rights are needed.

[Beekman]

Hello guys,

Can someone help me with the following script.

 

RunAsWait("admin", "domein", "password", "", '"' & @ComSpec & '" /c ' & FileCopy ("c:tempclupgrademc.dll", "C:AppsIBMLotusNotes"), @SystemDir)

this does.nt seems to work.

 

[FireFox]

Hi,

It does not work as you think it does.

 

I don't know how to explain it to you (with the mistake you did), so try to understand with this:

; If the script is run without admin rights.
If IsAdmin() = 0 Then
    ; If the script is compiled
    ; Re-execute the script in elevated rights.
    If @Compiled Then
        ShellExecute(@ScriptFullPath, "", @WorkingDir, "runas")
    Else
        ShellExecute(@AutoItExe, '/AutoIt3ExecuteScript "' & @ScriptFullPath & '"', @WorkingDir, "runas")
    EndIf
    Exit
Else
    ; Do the copy
    FileCopy ("c:\temp\clupgrade\mc.dll", "C:\Apps\IBM\Lotus\Notes")
EndIf

Br, FireFox. Edited August 19, 2013 by FireFox

[Beekman]

Thx Firefox,

But the file copy is part of a install script.

And you need admin right to place the file in the directory.

I doesn't seems to get it work properly.

If ProcessExists("msiexec.exe") Then
    MsgBox(0, "Information", "Lotus Notes wordt niet geupgrade omdat er op dit moment al een ander programma wordt geinstalleerd")
    Exit 
EndIf
$cmd1 = "regedit /s c:\temp\CLupgrade\UACuit.reg"
RunAsWait("admin", "domein", "password", "", '"' & @ComSpec & '" /c ' & $cmd1, @SystemDir)
$cmd2 = 'c:\temp\clupgrade\install\setup /s /v"SETMULTIUSER=1 PROGDIR=C:\Apps\IBM\Lotus\Notes /qb!- TRANSFORMS=YGAO95CMDX.mst"'
$cmd3 = 'c:\temp\clupgrade\elevate c:\temp\clupgrade\fixpack3\setup /s /v"/qb!+"'
Local $size1 = FileGetSize("c:\temp\clupgrade\install\setup.exe")
Local $size2 = FileGetSize("c:\temp\clupgrade\fixpack3\setup.exe")
If $size1 = 173408 AND $size2 = 7219000 Then
    Local $pid = RunAsWait("admin", "domein", "password", "", '"' & @ComSpec & '" /c ' & $cmd2, @SystemDir)
    ProcessWaitClose($pid)
    RunAsWait("admin", "domein", "password", "", '"' & @ComSpec & '" /c ' & $cmd3, @SystemDir)
 EndIf

Here comes the file copy

$cmd5 = "regedit /s c:\temp\clupgrade\UACaan.reg"
RunAsWait("admin", "domein", "password", "", '"' & @ComSpec & '" /c ' & $cmd5, @SystemDir)

[FireFox]

huh?

I don't see my script in yours.

[FireFox]

Or simply:

#RequireAdmin

[Beekman]

If I use #requireAdmin the customer is getting a prompt to fill in the admin credentials.

So the script has to run without filling in anyting by the customer.

Thats why I use so many times the RunAsWait("admin", "domein", "password", " command.

But for the filecopy I am not getting it to work. Do you have an other solution?

[BrewManNH]

Where is the file copy part of the code, all I see in your RunAs command variables is a lot of RegEdit commands, no copies?

[Beekman]

Where is the file copy part of the code, all I see in your RunAs command variables is a lot of RegEdit commands, no copies?

Hello, Thats the line in my first topic(RunAsWait("admin", "domein", "password", "", '"' & @ComSpec & '" /c ' & FileCopy ("c:tempclupgrademc.dll", "C:AppsIBMLotusNotes"), @SystemDir))

But I removed it from the script because it doesn't work.

The file copy should take place above the  $cmd5 line

[BrewManNH]

I was looking for it in the code you posted, because that's where one would expect to find the lines that aren't working. Trying to guess where you put that line in your code isn't good enough, you should have included it in your posted code with a comment.

From looking at what you wrote there though, it's never going to work. FileCopy is an internal AutoIt function, ComSpec has no idea what to do with it. Use Copy "source" "destination" when using ComSpec.

[Beekman]

Hello,

I have tried this line but nothing happens. The file is not being copied.

RunAsWait("admin", "domain", "password", "", '"' & @ComSpec & '" /c copy "c:\temp\clupgrade\mc.dll" "c:\apps\ibm\lotus\notes"', @SystemDir)

[BrewManNH]

Your quotes are wrong in that line, if you're using double quotes around the file paths you have to either double them or use single quotes around the whole string.

[Beekman]

Your quotes are wrong in that line, if you're using double quotes around the file paths you have to either double them or use single quotes around the whole string.

Thx, but I do not fully understand what you are saying.

can you write the string

[Unc3nZureD]

RunAsWait("admin", "domain", "password", "", @ComSpec &  '/c copy "c:\temp\clupgrade\mc.dll" "c:\apps\ibm\lotus\notes\mc.dll"', @SystemDir)

I think this one should work.

Edited August 19, 2013 by Unc3nZureD

[Beekman]

RunAsWait("admin", "domain", "password", "", @ComSpec &  '/c copy "c:\temp\clupgrade\mc.dll" "c:\apps\ibm\lotus\notes\mc.dll"', @SystemDir)

I think this one should work.

No sorry.

If I use the cmd the copy command is working ok, only when I am using it in combination with Autoit nothing happens.

Edited August 19, 2013 by Beekman

[Jos]

there is a space missing in front of the '/C which would make it error out.

Try it with a /K to keep the cmd window open while testing:

' /k copy "c:\temp\clupgrade\mc.dll" "c:\apps\ibm\lotus\notes\mc.dll"'

Jos

[Unc3nZureD]

I forgot to put a SPACE before the /C. Try this one:

RunAsWait("admin", "domain", "password", "", @ComSpec &  ' /C copy "c:\temp\clupgrade\mc.dll" "c:\apps\ibm\lotus\notes\mc.dll"', @SystemDir)

Lol, Jos was faster by about 2sec xD

Edited August 19, 2013 by Unc3nZureD

[Beekman]

Thx again,

There was already a space between the ' /C and i tried it with the /k.

I am getting access denied 0 files copied.

Why is this happening because when i use the same credentials, copieng the file by hand, it is copieng the file good.

Also the rest of the script is using these credentials and are working fine.

I tested some more. It looks like the open command prompt is not opened with the admin credentials.

Because with the /k de command prompt stays open en when i want to do een copy by hand I still getting a access denied.

Edited August 19, 2013 by Beekman