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Todd Hobdey
I have a Windows 2003 native-mode domain with Windows XP clients. I have a
small project that calls for running a logon script (vbs) for a handful of
specified users for a couple of days. For that reason I don't want to set
this up through group policy. Therein lies the problem - I put the script
on the user accounts I want it to run on and all indications are that
Windows doesn't even try to run it. The path and permissions are okay
because I can manually fire it off and it works just fine. I've set the
logon debug level to 0x30002 (whatever that signifies) and the log file
doesn't even show an attempt to run the script.
small project that calls for running a logon script (vbs) for a handful of
specified users for a couple of days. For that reason I don't want to set
this up through group policy. Therein lies the problem - I put the script
on the user accounts I want it to run on and all indications are that
Windows doesn't even try to run it. The path and permissions are okay
because I can manually fire it off and it works just fine. I've set the
logon debug level to 0x30002 (whatever that signifies) and the log file
doesn't even show an attempt to run the script.