ERROR ON RUNAS OVER VISTA

[martinszutner]

hI, I dont know the actual razon, but this script don't work in windows vista

#RequireAdmin
; Fill in the username and password appropriate for your system.
Local $sUserName = "jmfs"
Local $sPassword = "PmP123456"

; Run a command prompt as the other user.
;~ Local $pid = RunAsWait($sUserName, @ComputerName, $sPassword, 0, @ComSpec, @SystemDir)
Local $pid = RunAs($sUserName, @ComputerName, $sPassword, 0, 'CMD.EXE /C NET USE Z: \\SERVIDOR\PMP /PERSISTENT:NO',@SystemDir)
;~ Wait for the process to close.
ProcessWaitClose($pid)

; Show a message.
MsgBox(0, "", "The process we were waiting for has closed.")

if anybody can helpme, I will grateful,

PS: I tried other way cfuntion ex drivemapadd and wscrit, examples found on this forum and and none could map a drive

[dbzfanatic]

The computer/share you're trying to connect to is named Servidor? If not you should probably change it.

[martinszutner]

The computer/share you're trying to connect to is named Servidor? If not you should probably change it.

the server name is correct, but the most curious is if I run on command line

net use z: \\servidor\PMP

that work and added.

[November]

Hi there

Local $pid = RunAs($sUserName, @ComputerName, $sPassword, 0, 'CMD.EXE /C NET USE Z: \\SERVIDOR\PMP /PERSISTENT:NO',@SystemDir)

@Systemdir?

you can only use :

@SW_HIDE = Hidden window (or Default keyword)

@SW_MINIMIZE = Minimized window

@SW_MAXIMIZE = Maximized window

Try to use DriveMapAdd. If you do so you can manage errors!

Cheers

Edited October 17, 2008 by november

[ken82m]

1) Try a /K instead of /C this way you can read the error on the command line.

2) Make sure the "Secondary Logon" service is running on the machine your running it from.

3) You could try logging on as the user you are doing the runas with.

Disconnect the Z: drive.

And just do a straight run, see if the drive maps that way.

-Kenny

Edited October 17, 2008 by ken82m

[ken82m]

@Systemdir?

you can only use :

@SW_HIDE = Hidden window (or Default keyword)

@SW_MINIMIZE = Minimized window

@SW_MAXIMIZE = Maximized window

Try to use DriveMapAdd. If you do so you can manage errors!

Cheers

He's got it right, the working directory is in that position, the display flag is the next one over.

-Kenny

Edited October 17, 2008 by ken82m

[November]

He's got it right, the working directory is in that position, the display flag is the next one over.

-Kenny

Yeap He's right allright!

Thou i think if he use all in one script languange would be better... just my personal opinion!

Cheers

[martinszutner]

1) Try a /K instead of /C this way you can read the error on the command line.

2) Make sure the "Secondary Logon" service is running on the machine your running it from.

3) You could try logging on as the user you are doing the runas with.

Disconnect the Z: drive.

And just do a straight run, see if the drive maps that way.

-Kenny

Thanks, I use your recomendation and work only from DOS command line. well, and when I close DOS windows the Z: unit is deleted.

I think this windows vista make a different application layer. or anything similiar.

Otherway is use DRIVEMAPADD, but don´t work.

Any other option or what is my mistake?

[ken82m]

when you ran the autoit script with /K what error did you get?

What was the @error code from DriveMapAdd?

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EDIT:

You could try turning off user account control: http://www.petri.co.il/disable_uac_in_windows_vista.htm

Though I don't believe it would cause you a problem with this. Unfortunately my laptop is on XP so I can't try it myself.

-Kenny

Edited October 17, 2008 by ken82m

[ken82m]

hold on I think I know what's happening.

Can you send me some more of your code? What are you trying to do after you get the drive mapped?

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Try this:

#RequireAdmin
; Fill in the username and password appropriate for your system.
Local $sUserName = "jmfs"
Local $sPassword = "PmP123456"
DriveMapDel("Z:")
$1 = DriveMapAdd("Z:", "\\SERVIDOR\PMP", 0, @ComputerName & "\" & $sUserName, $sPassword)
$2 = @error
MsgBox(0, "Return", $1)
MsgBox(0, "@error", $2)

If it doesn't work send me the codes you get from the message boxes.

-Kenny

Edited October 17, 2008 by ken82m

[martinszutner]

hold on I think I know what's happening.

Can you send me some more of your code? What are you trying to do after you get the drive mapped?

that is all code, I think only make virtual drive to server files, that is all.

but this don't work.

I know!!!! I can do it in .bat or .cmd, but a like make in autoit.

[ken82m]

posted some code above, see if that works, or what results you get.

-Kenny