I have tried to run Fabians inventory script, but I can't figure out the persistent mapping part...

The original posting was: http://kixtart.org/board/Forum2/HTML/000989.html

The part that is not working for me is:
(I have added the \Persistant path, because now I can see the mappings, but not the network path...)

$RK="HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Network\Persistent"
$SKNR=0
$SK=ENUMKEY("$RK",$SKNR)
WHILE @ERROR=0
$VNR=0
$VNM=ENUMVALUE("$RK\$SK",$VNR)
WHILE @ERROR=0
$VD=READVALUE("$RK\$SK\","$VNM")
$VT=READTYPE("$RK\$SK\","$VNM")
IF $VNM="RemotePath"
$MNT=$SK+": "+$VD
WRITELINE(1,"| $MNT"+SUBSTR($FILL,2+LEN($MNT),78-LEN($MNT))+CHR(13)+CHR(10))
$LC=$LC+1
ENDIF
$VNR=$VNR+1
$VNM=ENUMVALUE("$RK\$SK\",$VNR)
LOOP
$SKNR=$SKNR+1
$SK=ENUMKEY("$RK",$SKNR)
LOOP

Maybe the above is not enough to solve the problem, but I think this is what I need...

Thanx in advance!
Grtx, Eric

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Which windows / kixtart version you are running?
Greetings.

I'm using 3.63
Here's an example from a report...

+-----------------------[ System & User Informationsheet ]---------------------+
| |
| User NT Account : ERIC
| User FullName : Eric
| User Domain : NTADAM.DOM
| User PrimaryGroup : Domain Admins
| System Name : AMS000020
| System IP Address: 196.107.67.206
| System MAC Address: 00:60:08:60:B9:07
| |
+--------------------------[ Persistent System Mounts ]------------------------+
| |
| D:
| E:
| I:
| H:
| V:
| |
| |
| |
| |
+---------------------------[ Installed Patches ]------------------------------+
| |
| Version McAfeeDat-files : 4131
| |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+-------------------------[ Installed Applications ]---------------------------+
| |
| 3Com NIC Diagnostics
| Adobe Acrobat 4.0
| DU Meter
| HP DeskJet 840C Series (Remove only)
| McAfee VirusScan v4.0.3 (Licensed)
| Microsoft IntelliPoint
| Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 en Internet-werkset
| Microsoft Office Professional
| Microsoft Outlook Express 5
| Microsoft Windows Media Player 6.4
| MultiView 2000
| Norton Ghost
| PartitionMagic 5.0
| Serials 2000 v6.0
| System Policy Editor
| TeamWARE Office 5.3
| USB-aanvulling op OSR2
| Van Dale woordenboeken verwijderen
| Visio
| WinZip
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Info for System AMS000020 and user Eric on 2001/04/04 at 12:56:33

Laters, Eric

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We add some debug code to your script.
We find not directly an error.

code:

---

?"-    1-"  $rk="HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Network\Persistent"
?"-    2-"  $sknr=0
?"-    3-"  $sk=ENUMKEY("$RK",$sknr)
?"-    4-"  WHILE @error=0
?"-    5-"        $vnr=0
?"-    6-"        $vnm=ENUMVALUE("$RK\$SK",$vnr)
?"-    7-"        WHILE @error=0
?"-    8-"              $vd=READVALUE("$RK\$SK\","$VNM")
?"-    9-"              $vt=READTYPE("$RK\$SK\","$VNM")
?"-   10-"              IF $vnm="RemotePath"
?"-   11-"                    $mnt=$sk+": "+$vd
?"-   12-"                    WRITELINE(1,"| $MNT"+SUBSTR($fill,2+LEN($mnt),78-LEN($mnt))+CHR(13)+CHR(10))
?"-   13-"                    $lc=$lc+1
?"-   14-"              ENDIF
?"-   15-"              $vnr=$vnr+1
?"-   16-"              $vnm=ENUMVALUE("$RK\$SK\",$vnr)
?"-   17-"        LOOP
?"-   18-"        $sknr=$sknr+1
?"-   19-"        $sk=ENUMKEY("$RK",$sknr)
?"-   20-"  LOOP

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Our script for same duty (it may gives you an idea):

code:

---

    ; - drive-mappings 95 (persistent) -
    $ikey="HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Network\Persistent" ; - 95 -
    $x=""
    $debug_mode="yes"
    IF (existkey($ikey) = 0)
      $completed="no"
      $first=""
      $x=$x+" HKCU.network.persistent[95]=("
      $index=0
      DO
        $icode=ENUMKEY($ikey, $index)
        IF (@error = 0)
          IF ($debug_mode = "yes")
            ? $ikey+"\"+$icode
          ENDIF
          IF (len($icode) <> 0)
            $x=$x+$first+"["+$icode+"=("
            IF (existkey($ikey+"\"+$icode+"\"+"RemotePath") = 0)
              $x=$x+"RemotePath='"    +ReadValue($ikey+"\"+$icode, "RemotePath")+"', "
              $x=$x+"UserName='"      +ReadValue($ikey+"\"+$icode, "UserName")+"', "
              $x=$x+"ConnectionType='"+ReadValue($ikey+"\"+$icode, "ConnectionType")+"'"
            ENDIF
            $first=")],"
            ;
          ENDIF
        ELSE
          $completed="yes"
        ENDIF
        $index=$index+1
      UNTIL ($completed = "yes")
      IF ($first = "")
        $x=$x+")"
      ELSE
        $x=$x+")])"
      ENDIF
      ?
      ? "persistent connection: "+$x

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Greetings.

BTW: we prepare before reading your reaction.
we will look to the script also.

I've taken a quick look at home, but unfortunaly no luck...
I get the idea how the persistent drive mappings can be read from the registry, but can't get it to work...
The only thing that happens is that the script runs by at lightspeed and does nothing!

Maybe I can work it out tomorrow, thanx for giving me a new idea.

Grtx, Eric

I think I have to go to bed now!
I'm testing on a NT4 Server...

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I've tested your script on a 95 machine, but your script returns (exactly) the same information as my posted script...

The output reads: Persistent mappings: d: e: f:

The thing I'm searching for is a return of: D: \\SERVER\SHARE
E: \\SERVER\SHARE
...

Is this possible anyway? Fabian seems to have a solution...

Grtx, Eric

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A new kixtart script creates a summary of your local drives (fixed,
cdrom, removable, subst) & network drives. You can find in on our
site and is calling mappings.kix.
The topic for description, example and other information is:

http://kixtart.org/board/Forum2/HTML/001537.html

Also you will find additional information about removing persistent and
recent drive mappings.

Greetings.

program: mappings.kix
site: http://home.wanandoo.nl/scripting

[This message has been edited by MCA (edited 17 April 2001).]

Thanx, your are "tha man" of this week!
Grtx, Eric

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[This message has been edited by SLM (edited 17 April 2001).]