I asked because, on my system I found no RunEX key in the registry. Also,
will those Run and RunEX commands fire only at the logically correct time
(i.e. network login, network logoff)? What if someone logged in to the
workstation locally? I guess that the actual code run would have to
determine the context before attempting to do the copy.
One other thing: a lot of our users "logoff" with the power button. Good
luck getting the directory copied back in that situation. Why not relocate
this directory to the user's profile so it is always there and only one
instance of it exists at any given instant?
/Al
Quote:
> Depends if you wish to perform the task every time you log on/off.
Creating
> entries in the registry allows your logon script to be used for other
> things.
> Jacko
> > Run and RunEX or RunOnce and RunOnceEX?
> > /Al
> > > These two registry keys should help, ( I hope you are familiar with
the
> > > registry).
> > > HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Run
> > > HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/RunEx
> > > Have your logon script place values under those keys that perform the
> file
> > > copy.
> > > You can have your logon script use regedit.exe /i [filename.reg] to
add
> > the
> > > entries or a wsh solution to add the entries.
> > > Good luck
> > > Jack
> > > > I'm wondering if there is a way I can write a logon script that will
> > cause
> > > > Win98 to copy a directory from the Win2K server to my local disk as
I
> > > logon,
> > > > then copy it back as I log off from the network. Can anyone offer
any
> > > > advice?
> > > > Thanks in advance.
> > > > pbg
File Copy Logon Script