need help for a newbie

[Chigin]

Hi the last couple of day’s I’m trying to get the following work:

 

Run("ntrights.exe +r SeBatchLogonRight –u user", "./Tool/") ;

 

This command does work perfectly, but now the tricky part

 

I want the ‘user’ to be added as a variable (added in a text box) Somehow it will not work.

 

As a said, I’m a newbie …sorry

 

[michaelslamet]

Hello Chigin,

Please show us your code

[Chigin]

Here it is, BTW thanks for the quick responce:

While 1
        $msg = GUIGetMsg()
        Select
            Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
                ExitLoop
            Case $msg = $Button1
    Run('SSITEPM.SSP') ;Go to prereq form
   Case $msg = $Button2
     $Sure1 = MsgBox(4096+1, "", "Add the Users for Local security policy?")
     If $Sure1 == 1 Then
      Run("ntrights.exe +r SeServiceLogonRight -u", "./tool/")
      Run("ntrights.exe +r SeBatchLogonRight -u", "./Tool/") ;
      Run("ntrights.exe +r SeChangeNotifyPrivilege -u", "./Tool/") ;
      Run("ntrights.exe +r SeTcbPrivilege -u", "./Tool/") ;
     MsgBox(0,"","Users been added to the local security policy!")
      ElseIf $Sure1 == 2 Or 3 Then
      MsgBox(0,"","The Users were NOT added to the Local security Policy!")
     EndIf

   ;Case $msg = $Button3
             ;   Run('SSITTM1.SSP') ; Isntall Directory
   Case $msg = $Pic1
    ShellExecute("http://www.blabla.com")
        EndSelect
WEnd

[michaelslamet]

Few things I notice:

1. If you want MsgBox with "Yes" and "No" button, you should use MsgBox(4096+4), not MsgBox(4096+1)

If the return value is "6" then the user is click on button "Yes", otherwise is "No"

2. Instead of using "./tool/" as a default folder, it's better to use @ScriptDir & "tool"

Anyway "./tool/" seems incorrect, should be ".tool" (?)

3. Instead of Run('SSITEPM.SSP') better call it with full path, something like: Run(@ScriptDir & 'SSITEPM.SSP')

4. To use a variable:

Run("ntrights.exe +r SeServiceLogonRight -u " & $uservar, @ScriptDir & "tool")

Hope it helps

[Jos]

Few things I notice:

3. Instead of Run('SSITEPM.SSP') better call it with full path, something like: Run(@ScriptDir & 'SSITEPM.SSP')

 

 

Run needs The full path of the program (EXE, BAT, COM, or PIF) to run. Doubt filename.SSP  will work so you probably want to use ShellExecute().

Jos

[Chigin]

@michaelslamet : Thanks it works!!! Thanks!!!!!

@Jos: It will still work just renamed the .exe to SSP