Re: Logon script not running
From: Carlos Pereira (carlosp_at_nnnyahoo.com)
Date: 08/20/04
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Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2004 11:55:04 +0200
Finally it works. The problem was one parameter of the xcopy command:
/c
After deleting this command, it works as it should in every computer.
Thank you very much for your help.
Carlos
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 20:41:24 +1000, "Pegasus \(MVP\)" <I.can@fly.com>
wrote:
>
>"Carlos Pereira" <carlosp@nnnyahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:hdt8i0lvasmp6rupvi130m3aecptmq3s38@4ax.com...
>> Hi,
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've got a small office network (one domain): Windows 2000 Server SP4
>> / Windows XP Pro SP1
>>
>> I am trying to implement small scripts for different tasks (I do not
>> have knowledge of VBS, I use MS-DOS BAT files).
>>
>> I have created the following BAT file:
>>
>> if exist "F:\%USERNAME%\Backup" (goto COPY) else mkdir
>> "F:\%USERNAME%\Backup"
>>
>> :COPY
>> xcopy /d /s /e /r /h /o /y "D:\Files\*.*" "F:\%USERNAME%\Backup"
>> echo The job is finish
>> pause
>>
>> F is a share of a folder located in a Windows 2000 Server. This unit
>> is permanently assigned to all users, therefore I do not need to
>> assign it through the script.
>>
>> - If I run the script locally in my computer logged in with my domain
>> administrator account, it works fine.
>> - If I run the script locally in any other computer logging in with a
>> domain user account (not a domain administrator account), it does not
>> works. I get a Access denied message in MS-DOS. The folder is created
>> in the network share, and a file with 0 Kb is also created. No other
>> file or folders are created or copied.
>> - If I create a GPO for the domain (top level), assign the BAT file to
>> a logon script and login in any computer of the domain (even my
>> computer), the script does not run. I do not see any MS-DOS screen at
>> startup, no folder is created in the network share (or elsewhere), and
>> no error message appears. It seem like the batch file it does not run
>> at all.
>>
>> I have tried with some sample VBS gathered from the Microsfot site,
>> and they work fine. They run as expected with any user account in any
>> computer.
>>
>> I understand I have 2 different problems:
>>
>> 1.- For some reason I do not quite understand, the batch cannot copy
>> files from a local folder to a newtwork share, unless I use my
>> administrator account. However, if I open the command window and use
>> the COPY command, I can copy any file or folder to any network
>> location. Take into account that the domain users are local
>> administrators in their computers.
>> 2.- My batch file does not run, but any other I have tried does.
>> Unfortunately, I do not know how to transfer this to a VBS script (if
>> it could help at all as a test).
>>
>> NOTE: The batch file is assigned to the whole domain, to the user
>> configuration part of the GPO, not to the computer part. I am
>> positively sure that no other GPO is blocking or modifying this GPO
>> (you can easily tell this, because other scripts are working fine.).
>> All users logon to the domain, never locally (they do not have a local
>> account). All domain users account exists in their WK with local
>> administrator rights.
>>
>> ¿Can anybody give me a hand on this?
>>
>> Thanks in advance and please excuse my ignorance on this issues
>>
>> Carlos
>
>As I pointed out when you posted your question in Spanish, you
>have a syntax error in your batch file:
>
>=================
>Bad version:
>if exist "F:\%USERNAME%\Backup" (goto COPY) else mkdir
>"F:\%USERNAME%\Backup"
>
>:COPY
>xcopy /d /s /e /r /h /o /y "D:\Files\*.*" "F:\%USERNAME%\Backup"
>echo The job is finished
>
>=================
>Better version:
>if exist "F:\%USERNAME%\Backup" (goto COPY) else (mkdir
>"F:\%USERNAME%\Backup")
>
>:COPY
>xcopy /d /s /e /r /h /o /y "D:\Files\*.*" "F:\%USERNAME%\Backup"
>echo The job is finished
>
>=================
>Best version:
>if not exist "F:\%USERNAME%\Backup" mkdir "F:\%USERNAME%\Backup"
>xcopy /d /s /e /r /h /o /y "D:\Files\*.*" "F:\%USERNAME%\Backup"
>echo The job is finished
>
>=================
>
>I suggest you take care of the syntax errors, then post again if you
>still have problems.
>
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