Hi Guys,
I've noticed by searching the forums, that quite a few people have had difficulty with InGroup(), however nobody seems to be having the same problem as me!

I'm starting to recreate all my company's login scripts using kixtart, and moving away from VBS. However, sometimes when i use the InGroup() function, it doesnt recognise the logged in user as being a member of that group.
Here is my setup:

In the login script part of the user details in Active Directory, i'm first calling a batch script, which simply calls the kixscript.

Code:
 
@echo off
@Echo Starting INNOVATIONS Login Script
start /wait kix32.exe \\INNOPARK.AD\NETLOGON\KIX\KIXINNOLOGON.KIX /f


Here's an extract from my kixscript where i'm having the problems:
Code:

        ; ================================
	; =         ALL USERS            =
	; ================================
		AT (20,22) "         All User Actions"	
		AT (21,22) "Removing Drives: S,Z"
			Use S: /DEL
			Use Z: /DEL
			Sleep 0.5
			GoSub Blank_Line2

		;--------------------------
		;-       MAP DRIVES       -
		;--------------------------
		AT (21,22) "Mapping Drives: S,Z"		
			Use S: $SDrive
			Use Z: $ZDrive
			Sleep 0.5
			GoSub Blank_Line2
			
	; ================================
	; =       SPECIFIC USERS         =
	; ================================

                ;--------------------------
		;-    CUSTOMER SERVICE    -
		;--------------------------
		If InGroup ("Customer Service")
			GoSub Blank_Line1
			AT (20,22) "         Customer Service"
			
			; ---- CALL CENTRE ONLY ---
			If InGroup("Call Centre")
				AT (21,22) "Removing Drive: Q:"
				Use Q: /DEL
				Sleep 0.5
				GoSub Blank_line2
		
				AT (21,22) "Mapping Drive: Q:"
				Use Q: $QDrive
				Sleep 0.5
				GoSub Blank_Line2
			EndIf
					
			; ---- ALL OTHER CS STAFF ----									
			AT (21,22) "Removing Drive: T"
			Use T: /DEL
			Sleep 0.5
			GoSub Blank_line2
				
			AT (21,22) "Mapping Drive: T"
			Use T: $TDrive1
			Sleep 0.5
			GoSub Blank_Line2
					
			; ---- MAP PRINTERS ----		
			AT (21,22) "Mapping Printers"
			If InGroup ("Call Centre")
				AddPrinterConnection ($T632CS)  
				SetDefaultPrinter ($T632CS)
			EndIf
			
			If InGroup("CS Team Leaders")
				AddPrinterConnection ($T632CSBU)
			EndIf
			
			If InGroup("CS Team Players")
				AddPrinterConnection ($T632CSBU) 
			EndIf
					
			If InGroup("CustAdmin")
				AddPrinterConnection ($T632DataAdmin)
				SetDefaultPrinter ($T632DataAdmin)
			EndIf
					
			If InGroup("Data Entry")
				AddPrinterConnection ($T632Mailroom)
				SetDefaultPrinter ($T632Mailroom)
			EndIf
			
			Sleep 0.5
			GoSub Blank_Line2
					
			;---- COPY SHORTCUTS ----
			Copy $FoxProCS $Desktop /c
			Copy $OutlookWeb $Desktop /c	
			
		EndIf


It simply won't recognise the user as being a member of the "Customer Service" group, therefor only maps drives S and Z.

In Active Directory, i can assure you that my test user account is a member of "Customer Service" and "Customer Service Team Leaders". However, when I enumerate the groups using the code below, it displays membership for "Customer Service Team Leaders" only. It's very bizzare!

Code:

$Index = 0
Do
$Group = EnumGroup($Index)
? "Member of group: " + $Group
$Index=$Index+1
Until Len($Group) = 0

Sleep 15


Can anyone think of any reason why Kixtart wouldn't be picking up the group membership? Any help what so ever would be greatly appreciated.