J
Jen
I just got thrown this problem because our scripting guy
is gone even though I have nothing to do with our login
scripts. When the user logs in, the login script initiates
and creates its temp directory, checks its migration
status and software versions, and verifies the user
identity on the server. Here is the section from the log
that describes the problem:
Writing section. Attaining user variables.
Writing section. Logging on with User identity = USER.
Writing section. Logging on to Computer identity = USER
Writing section. Logging on to IP address = xxx.xxx.xx.xxx.
Writing section. Reading program files directory.
Writing section. Checking user directory information.
Writing section. Unable to attain user information from DC.
Writing section. Initiating self-healing process for ADSI.
Writing section. Self-healing process initiated.
Writing section. 70: Permission denied. Unable to delete
file.
Apparently, this is not the end of the script, but because
it can go no farther it stops. Obviously. The other
scripting problem I'm having is a continual loop trying to
install SAV to my clients. Here's that bit of the script:
Writing section. Checking AntiVirus parent server.
Writing section. Unable to read home directory information
for SAV.
Writing section. Parent server is not set correctly
You would think that would mean the VPHOME or VPLOGON
share was not setup. However, it is not every client at
this branch that is experiencing this problem so the
server is setup correctly with the appropriate shares. It
must have something to do with the client machine as far
as I can tell. This is not an ADS problem, but I thought
since I asked on the first one, someone may know the
answer to the second one as well. Any suggestions are
appreciated!!!
is gone even though I have nothing to do with our login
scripts. When the user logs in, the login script initiates
and creates its temp directory, checks its migration
status and software versions, and verifies the user
identity on the server. Here is the section from the log
that describes the problem:
Writing section. Attaining user variables.
Writing section. Logging on with User identity = USER.
Writing section. Logging on to Computer identity = USER
Writing section. Logging on to IP address = xxx.xxx.xx.xxx.
Writing section. Reading program files directory.
Writing section. Checking user directory information.
Writing section. Unable to attain user information from DC.
Writing section. Initiating self-healing process for ADSI.
Writing section. Self-healing process initiated.
Writing section. 70: Permission denied. Unable to delete
file.
Apparently, this is not the end of the script, but because
it can go no farther it stops. Obviously. The other
scripting problem I'm having is a continual loop trying to
install SAV to my clients. Here's that bit of the script:
Writing section. Checking AntiVirus parent server.
Writing section. Unable to read home directory information
for SAV.
Writing section. Parent server is not set correctly
You would think that would mean the VPHOME or VPLOGON
share was not setup. However, it is not every client at
this branch that is experiencing this problem so the
server is setup correctly with the appropriate shares. It
must have something to do with the client machine as far
as I can tell. This is not an ADS problem, but I thought
since I asked on the first one, someone may know the
answer to the second one as well. Any suggestions are
appreciated!!!