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On several Win9x-pc's, the ingroup-function doesn't work properly. I'm using the following commands: If InGroup(("PL") OR InGroup("TEK")) Use F: "\\SERVER1\CAD" Use K: "\\SERVER1\PRESENTATIE" EndIf The groups are local groups. On de DC's, the KXRPC-service is running. How can I fix it? TIA Gerwin |
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If these are "local groups" then you will have to prefix them with the servername. something like: If InGroup(("@Lserver\PL") OR InGroup("@Lserver\TEK")) |
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Further to Howard's post.. If you are using Kixtart 4.10 or greater, you can do: If InGroup("@Lserver\PL","@Lserver\TEK") .. From the docs: quote:HTH, Kent [ 15. August 2002, 14:14: Message edited by: kdyer ] |
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OK, I'll try it! Thnx! Gerwin |
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You might also want to check that the KiXtart DLLs have the correct version number on the clients and that there's only a single set of DLLs. |
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If there's a NetWare client, you may need to swap provider order. |
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The DLLs are always the right: They are everytime copied to the clients from a DC. The DC's are replicating the NETLOGON-share. We have no Netware clients. Regards Gerwin |
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Did you put the server reference in front of the group name? |
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Solved? Did you get a solution. Please return a status update. greetings. |