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here is the thing,You know guys the computer management>shared folders>active session>....etc need to call it without having to start this sequence hope somebody help me to launch......Thanks

what i wanna do is create a loop that will continuously check the state of my shares sessions

I'm sorry for the double post

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Hi again,

you could use "Net session" command to see who's connected and what files they have open, also can close a connected session(s) using the same command with parameters..

Can use "net share" command to find what available shares are on a pc..

more info on net service commands Here

You can call the fsmgmt.msc snap in by using

Run(@SystemDir & "\mmc.exe /s " & @SystemDir & "\fsmgmt.msc /s")
But that doesn't get you to where you exactly want and it's not silent either...lol

Cheers

Posted

first of all"How are u smashy" second of all i just want to call the entry without having to navigate to the group policy stuff in a loop that will tell me when there is a new session and retrieve the entries

Posted (edited)

I good thanks m8 :)

You can use

Run("cmd.exe /k net.exe share")oÝ÷ Ù:wp«lªÞ±ªÞ¢v©q.q©î±æ®¶­se'VâgV÷C¶6ÖBæWRö²æWBæWR6W76öâgV÷C²
to see what files are open/being accessed in your shares...

Basically use stdout to read from either console window to use the info quietly..

Cheers..

Edited by smashly
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Here is what i did,Hope u like it

#include <Process.au3>
#Include <Constants.au3>
#include <File.au3>
while @error=0
    sleep(5000)
_RunDos("Net session >c:\session.bin")
;~ MsgBox(0,"intruders",FileRead("c:\session.bin"))
$No=_FileCountLines ("c:\session.bin")
if $No > 4 Then
for $count=5 to $No-2
    $read=FileReadLine("c:\session.bin",$count)
    $read=StringTrimLeft($read,2)
    $read=StringReplace($read,"         ",")) Username: ",1)
    $read=StringReplace($read,"            ","   OS #",2)
    $read=StringTrimRight($read,19)
TrayTip("Share REsource Opened","By: (("&$read,2,2)
sleep(2000)

    Next
EndIf
WEnd

do u think i should put this in the examples section of the forum?

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