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Script is being strange
I have this script:
I have a user who has the correct permissions but it is throwing an error on line 28 character 42 of "The network path was not found". I am not sure what line that is, if it deals with Business Office or Recruitment, but there is no difference in the code at that point than there is prior to that. I ran the script on myself with the same permissions and it completes successfully.
Set objNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network")
Set objUser = CreateObject("ADSystemInfo")
Set objCurrentUser = GetObject("LDAP://" & objUser.UserName)
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemOb ject")
If IsArray(objCurrentUser.MemberOf) Then
strGroup = LCase(Join(objCurrentUser.MemberOf))
Else
strGroup = LCase(objCurrentUser.MemberOf)
End If
If InStr(strGroup, lcase("CN=Users")) Then
If objFSO.DriveExists("O:") = False Then objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive"O:", "\\wscalfs\Company"
End If
If InStr(strGroup, lcase("CN=Development")) Then
If objFSO.DriveExists("W:") = False Then objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive"W:", "\\wscalfs\Development"
End If
If InStr(strGroup, lcase("CN=Admissions")) Then
If objFSO.DriveExists("R:") = False Then objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive"R:", "\\wscalfs\Admissions"
End If
If InStr(strGroup, lcase("CN=Recruitment")) Then
If objFSO.DriveExists("W:") = False Then objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive"W:", "\\wscalfs\Recruitment"
End If
If InStr(strGroup, lcase("CN=Financial Aid")) Then
If objFSO.DriveExists("M:") = False Then objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive"M:", "\\wscalfs\FinancialAid"
End If
If InStr(strGroup, lcase("CN=Quickbooks")) Then
If objFSO.DriveExists("Q:") = False Then objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive"Q:", "\\wscalfs\Quickbooks"
End If
If InStr(strGroup, lcase("CN=Business Office")) Then
If objFSO.DriveExists("R:") = False Then objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive"R:", "\\wscalfs\BusinessOffice"
End If
If InStr(strGroup, lcase("CN=Administration")) Then
If objFSO.DriveExists("M:") = False Then objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive"M:", "\\wscalfs\Administration"
End If
If InStr(strGroup, lcase("CN=Registrar")) Then
If objFSO.DriveExists("T:") = False Then objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive"T:", "\\wscalfs\Registrar"
End If
If InStr(strGroup, lcase("CN=Users")) Then
If objFSO.DriveExists("S:") = False Then objNetwork.MapNetworkDrive"S:", "\\wscalfs\scans"
End If
I have a user who has the correct permissions but it is throwing an error on line 28 character 42 of "The network path was not found". I am not sure what line that is, if it deals with Business Office or Recruitment, but there is no difference in the code at that point than there is prior to that. I ran the script on myself with the same permissions and it completes successfully.
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I tried the script recommended by Jeff and it errors at the same place again.
And mine?
try the NET USE command from a DOS box to display current mapped network drives.
Do it on a good machine and on a bad machine and compare the differences.
You may need to manually NET USE /DELETE one or more of the drives in order for the script to work, or it could be some weird Active Directory permissions inheritance that is unique to your location.
Do it on a good machine and on a bad machine and compare the differences.
You may need to manually NET USE /DELETE one or more of the drives in order for the script to work, or it could be some weird Active Directory permissions inheritance that is unique to your location.
ASKER
At logout every day there is also a script that runs:
Therefore, the computers are starting fresh at start up every day.
As for your script Sirbounty,
that script works on my machine just fine. On the registrar's computer I get an error, which I have attached.
anothererror.png
net use G: /delete
net use H: /delete
net use I: /delete
net use J: /delete
net use K: /delete
net use L: /delete
net use M: /delete
net use N: /delete
net use O: /delete
net use P: /delete
net use Q: /delete
net use R: /delete
net use S: /delete
net use T: /delete
net use U: /delete
net use V: /delete
net use W: /delete
net use X: /delete
net use Y: /delete
net use Z: /deleteTherefore, the computers are starting fresh at start up every day.
As for your script Sirbounty,
that script works on my machine just fine. On the registrar's computer I get an error, which I have attached.
anothererror.png
ASKER
I ended up just doing custom scripts for each department using a Batch file which seems to be working for everyone.
Turn on OPTION EXPLICIT and declare all variables.