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I'm hoping one of you group policy guru's will be able to help me answer this one.
I've noticed something peculiar about the way kix processes a script inside a group policy object or GPO. Let me give an example.
To start this example lets assume that the netlogon share contains "kix32.exe", "login.bat", and a script called "login.kix". The login.bat file just runs the "%0\..\kix32 login.kix"
Then I try to run a script inside a GPO, also called "login.kix". I'm running this script the same way. "Kix32.exe", "login.bat", and "login.kix" are all stored in the GPO. The only difference is that I'm not using the "%0\..\" Just running "kix32.exe login.kix" in the batch file
For some strange reason it always runs the "kix32.exe" in the netlogon share instead of running the one inside the GPO. Then of course it runs the "login.kix" from the netlogon share instead of the one in my GPO.
Can anyone explain why it behaves like this?
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