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|    foxidrive to All    |
|    Re: net use question    |
|    14 Sep 16 04:04:15    |
      From: foxidrive@server.invalid              On 14/09/2016 03:33, T wrote:       > On 09/13/2016 03:06 AM, foxidrive wrote:       >> On 13/09/2016 19:50, T wrote:       >>> Hi All,       >>>       >>> I use this command to check if someone is missing the file mount.       >>> I put it in their start up:       >>>       >>> set dr=G       >>> if not exist %dr%:\nul (       >>> net use %dr%: \\server\public       >>> ) ELSE (       >>> echo %dr%: is already mounted       >>> )       >>>       >>> Works fine. Problem. I mount several drives this way.       >>> Not everyone is allowed in every drive (depends on their       >>> group assignments in Samba).       >>>       >>> If they try to mount a drive they are not allow in, the       >>> line stops with a question. Not something the user can       >>> handle in a start up script.       >>>       >>> Is there any way to cancel the "net use" if the user is       >>> not allowed in?       >>>       >>> I am thinking of doing a "net use * \\server" to see       >>> everything and then pick out what shows, but this is       >>> a pain in the butt with batch script.       >>>       >>> Many thanks,       >>> -T       >>>       >>       >> Is this useful? If it finds the text it will run your code.       >> Use || instead of && to run the code if it doesn't find the text.       >>       >>       >> set dr=G       >> net use * \\server|find /i "text to search for" >nul && (       >> if not exist %dr%:\nul (       >> net use %dr%: \\server\public       >> ) ELSE (       >> echo %dr%: is already mounted       >> ))       >       > Thank you, I will check it out!       >       > What does || do?       >              Conditional execution.              A recent post of mine in your thread on 1 September describes it.       "Any method of getting uuid's of unmounted drives?"              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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