RunAsSet with Win2000

[sekyao]

Hi, i have a problem here.

I have script below:

RunAsSet("administrator", @Computername, "mypassword")

; run as computer administrator

RunWait  ("newping.exe")

If FileExists("c:\accesslog\newping.exe") Then

  Run("d:\accesslog\newping.exe", "", @SW_HIDE)

else

  MsgBox(0, "ERROR For Program Setup", "Can Not Find Access Log Program!", 50) 

EndIf

RunAsSet()

what happen is that even though the username and password is correct, win2000 still ask for the option to "install the program as other user".

anyone have any idea on this issue?.

Sorry, but i'm still new in this scripting language.

edit:

I have double check and Secondary Logon is enable automatically.

Edited December 13, 2004 by sekyao

[stingjoel]

This is from Autoit help file:

Remarks

This function allows subsequent Run and RunWait functions to run as a different user (e.g. Administrator). The function only works on the 2000/XP (or later) platforms. NT4 users should install and use the SU command from the NT Resource Kit.

The "Secondary Logon service" or "RunAs service" must not be disabled if you want this function to work.

[sekyao]

This is from Autoit help file:

Remarks

This function allows subsequent Run and RunWait functions to run as a different user (e.g. Administrator). The function only works on the 2000/XP (or later) platforms. NT4 users should install and use the SU command from the NT Resource Kit.

The "Secondary Logon service" or "RunAs service" must not be disabled if you want this function to work.

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the script is executed from computer running windows 2000 pro OS , hence win2000. also i have checked and the secondary logon service is enabled.

[stingjoel]

Opppsss....sorry...

I see you use @computername for domain...I think the parameter is for domain server, not computer name....

[Matt @ MPCS]

Actually this field will work for either, depending on the situation. If you are attempting to RunAs a domain administrator then this needs to be a valid Domain Controller. If you are attempting to RunAs a machine administrator (of the specific machine the script is running on) then it is also fine if you use the computer name in this parameter.

Matt

[kanumi]

If you start a CMD-Shell (with /K and not @SW_HIDE) from your script, You may be able to make a further analysis interactively from the shell command line.

[sekyao]

okay. will modify the coding and try again. thanks for the help.