InGroup

[ter-pierre]

Hi

I get the InGroup commenti´s function to use in my logon scripts, but this funtions uses the "net user" DOS command that dont run in Windows95 or 98 workstations (to say WORKSTATIONS for this is great!).

any one knows another way to do?

[ter-pierre]

Ho God! I´m alone!

[normeus]

Il vostro commento descrive un problema relativo alle funzioni del sito???

POST CODE or.... elaborate on the question.

what is "InGroup"

"InGroup" = http://www.petri.co.il/ingroup.htm ?

[ter-pierre]

Excuse... :">

The "ingroup" UDF i download from this site.

That is the code:

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Func InGroup($GROUP)

$groupnamelength = StringLen ($group)

If $groupnamelength > 21 Then

$groupnamelength = 21

EndIf

$groupnamearray = StringSplit ($GROUP,"")

$group = ""

For $groupcharactercount = 1 to $groupnamelength

$group=$group & $groupnamearray[$groupcharactercount]

Next

;Get the user details and pipe to a text file

$tempfile = tempfile()

RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c net user /Domain" & " " & @UserName & " >" & $tempfile, "", @SW_HIDE)

; Open textfile output from cmd net user

$FILE = FileOpen($tempfile, 0)

; Check if file opened for reading OK

If $FILE = -1 Then

MsgBox(0, "Error", "Unable to open file.")

Exit

EndIf

; Read in file until the EOF is reached, if user is in group return 1 (true) or else 0 (false)

While 1

$LINE = FileReadLine($FILE) & " "

If @error = -1 Then

FileClose($FILE)

FileDelete($tempfile)

ExitLoop

EndIf

If StringInStr($LINE, "*" & $GROUP & " ") Then

FileClose($FILE)

FileDelete($tempfile)

Return 1

EndIf

WEnd

EndFunc ;==>InGroup

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Note that to know the groups that the user is member of, the function uses the "NET USER" command. This run fine in Windows2000 or XP workstations, but this command is not recognized by Windows95 or 98.

Pierre