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news microsof #1 / 2	logon scripts I placed this script in the logon directory of a win2000 server , so when I log with the win98 machine it fails at startup because of the onet.username. But when I am logged I can execute this same script and it works well. What's the problem? It seems the onet.username variable doesn't exist before the user is connected. Thanks for response. dim oNet set oNet = createobject("wscript.network") enleve_lecteur "Y:" oNet.mapnetworkdrive "Y:" , "\\svr_hwt\" & oNet.username & "$" , true sub enleve_lecteur(lettre) set oDrive = oNet.enumNetworkDrives for i=0 to (oDrive.count -2) step 2 if oDrive(i)=lettre then oNet.RemoveNetworkDrive lettre , true , true end if next end sub
Sun, 13 Jul 2003 22:48:30 GMT

Michael Harri #2 / 2	logon scripts Q233976 - Cannot Retrieve UserName Property in Windows Script Host http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q233/9/76.ASP Note that the solution in this KB article neglects to mention that you need to turn on error trapping (On Error Resume Next) and then turn it off afterwards (On Error GoTo 0)... -- Michael Harris Microsoft.MVP.Scripting -- Please do not email questions - post them to the newsgroup instead. -- Quote: > I placed this script in the logon directory of a win2000 server , so when I > log with the win98 machine it fails at startup because of the > onet.username. But when I am logged I can execute this same script and it > works well. > What's the problem? > It seems the onet.username variable doesn't exist before the user is > connected. > Thanks for response. > dim oNet > set oNet = createobject("wscript.network") > enleve_lecteur "Y:" > oNet.mapnetworkdrive "Y:" , "\\svr_hwt\" & oNet.username & "$" , true > sub enleve_lecteur(lettre) > set oDrive = oNet.enumNetworkDrives > for i=0 to (oDrive.count -2) step 2 > if oDrive(i)=lettre then > oNet.RemoveNetworkDrive lettre , true , true > end if > next > end sub
Mon, 14 Jul 2003 02:53:29 GMT

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