Simple Netlogon script

[Cem]

How and with what Editor I make these lines save it as au3

After it converting is easy.

net use Z: /delete

net use Z: \\10.10.10.10\Dir Password /user:me

echo You are Logged On The Drive !

pause

I dont want the user to see the password or the userename.

Is there a way to look who is using it by checking the Domain-User-Name.

Regards

[SvenP]

How and with what Editor I make these lines save it as au3

After it converting is easy.

I dont want the user to see the password or the userename.

Is there a way to look who is using it by checking the Domain-User-Name.

Regards

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hello Cem,

Some useful AutoIt functions for this one are DriveMapAdd, DriveMapDel and DriveMapGet.

An example code:

$Username="me"
$Password="Password"

DriveMapGet("Z:")

if not @error then DriveMapDel("Z:")

DriveMapAdd("Z:","\\10.10.10.10\Dir",0, $Username, $Password)

Or even better is to use: DriveMapAdd("Z:","\\10.10.10.10\Dir",8, $Username) for the last line.

That shows the user an authentication dialog if authentication is required.

To get the currently logged on user name, you could use:

$Username=@UserName on the first line of the script.

Regards,

-Sven

[Cem]

Thank You SvenP !!! it worked !!!!!!!!!!!!

Is there a list of the Script Commands somewhere ?

/Cem

[SvenP]

Thank You SvenP !!!  it worked !!!!!!!!!!!!

Is there a list of the Script Commands somewhere ?

/Cem

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well, if you installed AutoIt3 correctly, you should have an "AutoIt help file" in your Start menu/Programs/AutoIt3.

Regards,

-Sven

[Cem]

Thank You again SvenP

I now made a "not working" script for couple of users

getting this error message:

Line 0 (File "C:\usertest.exe"):

Until $i = 11

Error: "Until" satement with no matching "Do" statement.

Well I dont get it, to me I have a "Do"

$validuser=@UserName

$soy(0)="user0"

$soy(1)="user1"

$soy(2)="user2"

$soy(3)="user3"

$soy(4)="user4"

$soy(5)="user5"

$soy(6)="user6"

$soy(7)="user7"

$soy(8)="user8"

$soy(9)="user9"

$soy(10)="user10"

$soy(11)="user11"

$i = 0

Do

if $validuser=$soy($i) Then

$Username="user11"

$Password="Password"

DriveMapGet("Z:")

if not @error then DriveMapDel("Z:")

DriveMapAdd("Z:","\\10.10.10.10\DIR",0, $Username, $Password)

EXIT

else $i = $i + 1

Until $i = 11

MsgBox(0, "Example", "Invalid User !")

[nobby]

The problem may be that there are no endif. Check the help file as all the answer to your problem are clearly documented.

[Cem]

Thanks thats what is was tilthis point I agree in reading.

How can I search for filling an area with values.

As I try it does not work

$soy[0] = "user0"

does get me an error

Expected a "=" operator in assignment statement.

Please advice (please)

[SlimShady]

If you want information about arrays, here's a topic:

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=7319

There was another one. It was really well-explained but I can't find it.

I'll search some more.

Edit:

Here:

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=6998

Edited January 10, 2005 by SlimShady

[Cem]

Thank You SlimShady !

As far as I came is this and it

looks like I have not done anything wrong

(reading on the Link You gave me)

AutoIt Error

$soy[0] = "user0"

$soy^ ERROR

Error: Expected a "=" operator in assignment statement.

Dim $soy = 11

$soy[0]= "user0"

$soy[1] = "user1"

$soy[2] = "user2"

$soy[3] = "user3"

$soy[4] = "user4"

$soy[5] = "user5"

$soy[6] = "user6"

$soy[7] = "user7"

$soy[8] = "user8"

$soy[9] = "user9"

$soy[10] = "user10"

$soy[11] = "user11"

$validuser=@UserName

$Username="Me"

$Password="Password"

$i = 0

Do

if $validuser=$soy[$i] Then

DriveMapGet("Z:")

if not @error then DriveMapDel("Z:")

DriveMapAdd("Z:","\\10.10.10.10\DIR",0, $Username, $Password)

endif

    $i = $i + 1

Until $1 = 11

exit

MsgBox(0, "Invalid User")

[SlimShady]

I'm sorry, but it is wrong.

Here's an example I posted in the other topic.

;WITH an array (version 1)
Dim $var[4]
$var[0] = "value0"
$var[1] = "value1"
$var[2] = "value2"
$var[3] = "value3"

[Cem]

IT's DONE !!!!

This is a working Version now:

Dim $soy[12]$soy[0] = "user0"

$soy[1] = "user1"

$soy[2] = "user2"

$soy[3] = "user3"

$soy[4] = "user4"

$soy[5] = "user5"

$soy[6] = "user6"

$soy[7] = "user7"

$soy[8] = "user8"

$soy[9] = "user9"

$soy[10] = "user10"

$soy[11] = "user11"

$validuser=@UserName

$i = 0

Do

if $validuser = $soy[$i] Then

MsgBox(0, "You are going to be loggede in because the Value of $i is:", $i)

$Username="me"

$Password="password"

DriveMapGet("Z:")

if not @error then DriveMapDel("Z:")

DriveMapAdd("Z:","\\10.10.10.10\DIR",0, $Username, $Password)

endif

MsgBox(0, "No login because the Value of $i is:", $i)

    $i = $i + 1

Until $i >= 12

exit

MsgBox(0, "Invalid User")

THANKS FOR ALL YOUR SO FAST H E L P

[IanR]

A few tips I thought might help:

The way Windows Networking operates, once a username/password has been supplied for a particular server or domain, it need not be supplied again in subsequent NET USE commands.

Thus, if you connect to one share (netlogon seems sensible) from within an autoit script (which hides the password) your others can be in a standard batch-file which is Run from the script. This is easier to maintain than modifying the script for each change of drive-mapping.

So, doing it this way you just need a simple script that takes-in a password (and optionally a username if different from the local one) makes a single connection to the server, checks the error-flag to see it's successful, then launches the batch-file.

BTW, On NT/2k/XP-based systems, shares are permanent by default, and this can lead to a serious security problem if not dealt-with. (Trust Micrsosoft ) Therefore it's highly advisable to start the whole process with the commands:

NET USE * /DELETE /YES

and

NET USE /PERSISTENT:NO

either called by RunWait statements, or by equivalent Autoit DriveMap commands.

Hope this helps,

Ian.