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My configuration has been changed. So I think there is cause off my problem But I can't find anything they might have changed. so I'm still looking.
We run kix 3.63 on a win2000 domain. the users with an Win98 or Win95 PC have the problems.
Our login procedure is very simple. We use kix32 ase a login script (set by the profile tab in the sctive directory) and that triggers the kixtart script:
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;* Definition of variables... *
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$OLPath = "H:\Mail"
;************************************
;* Specific Windows 9.x settings... *
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IF @INWIN = 2
USE H: /DEL
USE H: @HOMESHR
Run \\Athene\Norman\NVC\BIN\NVC5W32.Exe
ENDIF
;****************************
;* MAPI Profile creation... *
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IF EXIST ("$OLPath\outlook.prf") = 1 AND @RAS = 0
MD "$OLPath"
COPY "@LSERVER\NETLOGON\outlook.prf" "$OLPath\"
WRITEPROFILESTRING ("$OLPath\outlook.prf","General","ProfileName","@userid")
WRITEPROFILESTRING ("$OLPath\outlook.prf","SERVICE1","DefaultArchiveFile","$OLPath\archief.pst")
WRITEPROFILESTRING ("$OLPath\outlook.prf","SERVICE2","MailboxName","@userid")
WRITEPROFILESTRING ("$OLPath\outlook.prf","SERVICE4","PathToPersonalAddressBook","$OLPath\@userid.pab")
WRITEPROFILESTRING ("$OLPath\outlook.prf","SERVICE5","PathToPersonalFolders","$OLPath\@userid.pst")
RUN newprof.exe + " -p $OLPath\outlook.prf"
ENDIF
;***********************
;* Network mappings... *
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USE G: /DEL
USE M: /DEL
USE N: /DEL
USE O: /DEL
USE S: /DEL
USE G: "\\ISIS\GroupDirs"
USE M: "\\EOS\Adlib"
USE N: "\\ISIS\APPS"
USE O: "\\ISIS\GROUPDATA"
USE S: "\\ISIS\EXACT"
;*************************
;Synchronize the time... *
;*************************
SETTIME @LSERVER
The dosbox opens and closes again. The usual zeroos do not appear.
If I start the script trough the run command, it works.
I found a similar problem in the archive but there the script hangs... (kix 95 call febr 2001)
Does anyone know how to set my netlogon rights right again?
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