RunAsSet on another compiled AutoIT Script?

[Chewie71]

Hiya,

I've written a couple scripts with AutoIT. The first is a logger script(LogonLOG.exe) that appends some data onto a log file on the server. The log files cannot be read or written to by normal users...so...I created a logger user with permissions to the log file and wrote a second AutoIT script (called from a VB logon script) that does a RunAsSet on the first logger script. Both scripts are compiled into EXEs. Does not seem to work though. Any suggestions??? Should I be doing this another way?

LogonLOG.exe Script

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$filePClog = FileOpen(@logonserver & "\logs$\PC\" & @computername & ".log", 1)

$fileUSERlog = FileOpen(@logonserver & "\logs$\USER\" & @UserName &".log",1)

FileWriteLine($filePClog, "Log In :: " & @MON&"/"&@MDAY&"/"&@YEAR&" "&@HOUR&":"&@MIN&":"&@SEC & " :: " & @UserName)

FileWriteLine($fileUSERlog, "Log In :: " & @MON&"/"&@MDAY&"/"&@YEAR&" "&@HOUR&":"&@MIN&":"&@SEC & " :: " & @ComputerName)

FileClose($filePClog)

FileClose($fileUSERlog)

RunLoggers.exe Script

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; Set the RunAs parameters to use logger account

RunAsSet("loggeruser", @LogonDomain, "loggeruserpassword")

If $CmdLine[1] = "LOGON" Then

Run(@logonserver & "\NETLOGON\VBSFiles\LogonLOG.exe")

ElseIf $CmdLine[1] = "LOGOFF" Then

Run(@logonserver & "\NETLOGON\VBSFiles\LogoffLOG.exe")

EndIf

; Reset user's permissions

RunAsSet()

[Chewie71]

Nope...checked that already. If I MsgBox out that Run line it comes out with the \\ already in front.

Just to be sure I edited in the "\\"& like you show and ended up with \\\\logonserver\etc...

Thanks though...

Matt

[Chewie71]

Here's the actual error I get, but I don't know if it will help...

Line 0 (File "\\servername\netlogon\vbsfiles\LogonLog.exe"):

FileWriteLine($filePClog, "Log In :: " & @MON&"/"&@MDAY&"/"&@YEAR&" "&@HOUR&":"&@MIN&":"&@SEC & " :: " & @UserName)

Error: Invalid file handle used.

[Chewie71]

Looks like I get the same error, and on the second line my "MsgBox" returns error 5. When I run it locally on my PC it seems to be working fine. Put it on the server and call it from the logon script though and I get the errors. Well, enough for tonight, I'll try again tomorrow...thanks.

New LogonLOG.exe

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DriveMapAdd("S:", @logonserver & "\logs$")

MsgBox(0,"ERROR",@error)

$filePClog = FileOpen("S:\PC\" & @computername & ".log", 1)

$fileUSERlog = FileOpen("S:\USER\" & @UserName &".log",1)

;$filePClog = FileOpen(@logonserver & "\logs$\PC\" & @computername & ".log", 1)

;$fileUSERlog = FileOpen(@logonserver & "\logs$\USER\" & @UserName &".log",1)

FileWriteLine($filePClog, "Log In :: " & @MON&"/"&@MDAY&"/"&@YEAR&" "&@HOUR&":"&@MIN&":"&@SEC & " :: " & @UserName)

FileWriteLine($fileUSERlog, "Log In :: " & @MON&"/"&@MDAY&"/"&@YEAR&" "&@HOUR&":"&@MIN&":"&@SEC & " :: " & @ComputerName)

FileClose($filePClog)

FileClose($fileUSERlog)

DriveMapDel("S:")

[Chewie71]

Is there another way to do this? All I want to be able to do is write to a log file that the user doesn't have rights to. If there's an easier way I'm definately open to it.

Thanks,

Matt

[Chewie71]

Got it...had to add '2' to the end of the RunAsSet line...then it worked. Don't have to map the drive either...straight UNC. Can you explain why it works with the '2'? Was it trying to find and use a local account called 'loggeruser' instead of the domain account?

RunAsSet("loggeruser", @LogonDomain, "loggeruserpassword", 2)

Thanks,

Matt