In my script i have the @priv command to request the Privilege for the user. I work in a domain and most users are Administrator localy. Still he says im guest while logging in.
How come ?
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WittoWitto
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I presume that @priv will show what the user is towards the domain. BTW, tested my suggestion and as far as I can see, it works, if - OS = English - OS = NT (no 9x) - Administrators group has NOT been renamed The LocalAdmin() UDF will resolve these issues. But pay attention to the fact that the LocalAdmin() UDF is NOT NoVarsInStrings compliant. Change it to
Code:
Function LocalAdmin()
$LocalAdmin=InGroup(@wksta+'\'+SIDToName('S-1-5-32-544'))-1+@inwin
EndFunction
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Originally Posted By: Phoenix1987
Ow but still i have the question how to fix the @priv
why that doesnt work :P
@priv does works as expected. Like Witto says @PRIV shows the privileges the user has on the domain and not on the local computer. There is no way to "fix" @priv to show the local privileges because the behaviour of @priv is specified in the source of kix32.exe or wkix32.exe. Why do you think the UDF was created
