Strange behavor RunAsSet()

[RDoes]

Hi There,

I have a problem with the RunAsSet() function.

When I make a script like the one below it runs fine as long I run it directly from a local drive.

As soon I place this script on a network share it fails.

I can not logon any more the @Error is always set to 1

I run this script on a Windows 2003 domain

Any Idea ?

Thanks.

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Opt("ExpandEnvStrings", 0)   ;0=don't expand    , 1=do expand
Opt("MustDeclareVars", 0)     ;0=no                     , 1=require pre-declare
Opt("RunErrorsFatal", 0)       ;1=fatal             , 0=silent set @error
Opt("TrayIconDebug", 0)     ;0=no info          , 1=debug line info
Opt("TrayIconHide", 0)       ;0=show                    , 1=hide tray icon

;****************************************************************************
; Enter Credentials.
; Exit when cancel is pressed.
;****************************************************************************
 $User = Inputbox("Enter account value's 1/3", "User Name.", "")
 If $User = "" then
    Exit
 EndIf
 
 $Password = Inputbox("Enter account value's 2/3", "Password.", "")
 If $Password = "" then
    Exit
 EndIf

 $Domain = Inputbox("Enter account value's 3/3", "Domain.", "")

 
;****************************************************************************
; Set RunAs credentials.
;****************************************************************************
 RunAsSet($User, $Domain, $Password)

 
;****************************************************************************
; Test the credentials.
; If the credentials are not OK then the runwait failed to execute properly.
;****************************************************************************
 RunWait(@ComSpec & " /k exit","",@SW_HIDE) 
  $LoginOk = @Error

   
;****************************************************************************
;Finally display the result to me.
;****************************************************************************
 If $LoginOk <> 0 then
   MsgBox(16, "Error Logon", "Unable to logon. " & $LoginOk)
 Else
   MsgBox(64, "Logon...", "Succesfully loged on " & $LoginOk)
 EndIf

[Andre]

Hi,

Indeed it fails because when using the credentials from another user the shares are not there.........

In othere words running from a mapped drive does not work.

Running it from an UNC path works fine.

Andre