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 - Create computer account in specified AD OUs Were in the process of rolling out over 1000 workstations that need to be placed within different OU's. I \'d like to know if there are any scripts that can read a text file a pre-create the workstation accounts in the given OU's then when we actually join the workstations to the domain they will fall into the correct OU..... Thanks in advnace........ Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184246
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 - Create computer account in specified AD OUs Were in the process of rolling out over 1000 workstations that need to be placed within different OU's. I \'d like to know if there are any scripts that can read a text file a pre-create the workstation accounts in the given OU's then when we actually join the workstations to the domain they will fall into the correct OU..... Thanks in advnace........ Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184245
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 - Querying the current user profile size I need to get the value of the current user's profile size, then insert that value into the registry. I have found a similar script which gets the size of the current user's My Documents folder (see below) and inserts into the registry, but I cannot find anything similar for the current user profile size. Many thanks Option Explicit Const REG_SZ = 1 Const REG_EXPAND_SZ = 2 Const REG_BINARY = 3 Const REG_DWORD = 4 Const REG_MULTI_SZ = 7 Const CSIDL_PERSONAL = &H5& '// My Documents Dim objWSH, blnKey, objFSO, objShell, objFolder, lSize, sRegPath, x sRegPath = "HKCU\MyDocuments_Size" '// Open, use, destroy ... Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") objFolder = objShell.Namespace(CSIDL_PERSONAL).self.path Set objShell = Nothing '// Get the size and store it in a local var Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") lSize = objFSO.GetFolder(objFolder).Size: Set objFolder = Nothing: Set objFSO = Nothing Set objWSH = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") '// Code to create the key (sRegPath must end in a backslash for this) objWSH.RegWrite sRegPath, 1, "REG_SZ" '// Code to add the value objWSH.RegWrite sRegPath, lSize, "REG_SZ" Set objWSH = Nothing Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184243
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 - CreateObject("WScript.Shell") I'm using the following code to verify the status of computers. The problem is that each time a command prompt is launched the focus is changed... Is there a way to make the process invisible to the user? ************** Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set objWshScriptExec = objShell.Exec("ping " & strComputer & " -n 1") Set objStdOut = objWshScriptExec.StdOut For j = 1 To 3 strLine = objStdOut.ReadLine Next strLine = objStdOut.ReadLine ************** Thank you for the help, Daniel Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184242
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 - Query Active Directory for Computer Description Is it possible through an ADSI script to query Active Directory for a computers description? IE: Take a text file with a list of computers â?? run a script â?? a new text file is created with the list of computers each on followed by the description that is in AD? If so can anyone point me to some resources? This would be a great help to my department as our machines are all labeled in AD with the users name and we continually have to manually sort through thousands of machines. Thanks Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184238
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 - FTP script to download, then delete a file who's name changes based on time. Relatively new (actually brand new) to vbscripting. I've searched the groups for what I'm looking for but I just cant find it. Basically, I need a script that can automatically run on windows200serverA FTP into windows2000serverB and download log files. The log files are created in a time format like "yyyymmdd.dat". Since I only want complete logs I would need the script to be able to FTP into the server today and grab yesterdays file and so on and so on. So if today were Dec 10, 2005 the file that i would need to download would be 20051209.dat (that would be the file from Dec,9,2005). I wouldnt want the Dec10 file until Dec11. I really need to learn vbscript and figure this all out on my own but time is not on my side on this one. Can anyone assist? Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184236
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 - How to create script to read multiple files, modify and write to new files All, I'm hoping someone can help. I'm working on a project where I have about 30 csv files that I continuously have to edit, strip off the header row, save and move to another folder where I upload them to an FTP server. I'd like to be able to create a vbscript that would automate the process by reading each of the csv files in a folder skipping line 1 and writing them back to a file in a new folder. I've seen bits and pieces of what I need in other posts but I can't seem to get the whole process working.. Thanks in advance! ......Chris cmoorhead@mindspring.com Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184235
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 - Parsing Saved Event logs Files I have a script that I'd like to modify. I first examine the event logs on a server and report on any errors and audit failures to an HTML file. Then I back up the logs and clear the logs. I would like to first backup the logs then parse the saved logs to the script that creates the HTML file. My question is how can I parse the backed-up event log file so as to capture the needed errots for creating the HTML file. Shown below is the section of the code that I use to create the HTML file from the Event Logs. Can some tell me how I might modify it? Thanks, Frank ' +++++++++++++++++ Begin of VBScript Code +++++++++++++++++ ' Const ieCRLF = " " Const ieSPACE = " " Const ForAppending = 8 sServer = "." sFileName = "C:\Temp\EvtLog-Test.html" Set oF_Sys = CreateObject( "Scripting.FileSystemObject" ) Set oWMIService = GetObject( "winmgmts:" & "{impersonationLevel=" & _ "impersonate}!\\" & sServer & "\root\cimv2" ) Set colEvents = oWMIService.ExecQuery( "Select * from Win32_NTLogEvent " & _ "Where Type = 'audit failure' or Type = 'error'" ) Set oAdd2File = oF_Sys.OpenTextFile( sFileName, ForAppending, TRUE ) oAdd2File.WriteLine "<html><head><title>Event Logs Errors Report, " & Now() & _ " </title></head>" & vbCRLF & "<body bgcolor='white'>" & ieCRLF & vbCRLF & _ String( 108, "=" ) & ieCRLF & vbCRLF & "</big> <table width='100%'>" & _ vbCRLF & "<tr><td width='10%'> LogFile</td>" & vbCRLF & _ "<td width='18%'> Date" & vbCRLF & " Time</td>" & _ vbCRLF & "<td width='10%'>EventCode</td>" & vbCRLF & _ "<td width='12%'>Source</td>" & vbCRLF & "<td width='50%'>" & _ "Message</td>" & vbCRLF & "</tr>" If NOT IsEmpty( colEvents ) Then For Each oService In colEvents oAdd2File.WriteLine ("<tr><td width='10%'>" & oService.LogFile & _ "</td><td width='18%'>" & Left( oService.TimeGenerated, 14 ) & _ "</td><td width='10%'>" & oService.EventCode & "</td>" & _ "<td width='12%'>" & oService.SourceName & "</td>" & _ "<td width='50%'>" & oService.Message & "</td></tr><tr></tr>") Next 'Else ' wscript.echo "Nada" End If oAdd2File.WriteLine ("<tr></tr></table>" & ieCRLF & "<big>End of report " & _ "for server: " & sServer & ieCRLF & "</big>") oAdd2File.Close Set oAdd2File = Nothing Set oF_Sys = Nothing Set colEvents = Nothing Set oWMIService = Nothing ' ++++++++++++++ End of VBScript Code ++++++++++++++ ' Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184233
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 - Multiple If's Is there a way to convert the following into a Select Case statement? If ((x = 1) And (y = 1)) Then z = 123 ElseIf ((x = 1) And (y = 2)) Then z = 456 ElseIf ((x = 2) And (y = 1)) Then z = 789 End If Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184232
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 - Printer usage Good morning, I have the following script that tracks a specific printer's usage. Originally it used a wscript.echo to notify me but I am trying to make it log the usege to a file instead. The problem is that using different permutations I have been unable to get the script to produce a proper log. Either it doesn't log anything or else it logs the same print job a multitude of times. Can someone help me fix/debug my script. ************* strComputer = "." Const FOR_APPENDING = 8 Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") LogFileName = "ptclaire7_prn2c.Log" Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(LogFileName,FOR_APPENDING,True) Set colPrintJobs = objWMIService. _ ExecNotificationQuery("Select * From __InstanceCreationEvent " & "Within 5 Where TargetInstance ISA 'Win32_PrintJob'") Do While True Set objPrintJob = colPrintJobs.NextEvent If InStr(objPrintJob.TargetInstance.Name, "ptclaire7_prn2c") Then addtxt = objPrintJob.TargetInstance.Owner & " - " & objPrintJob.TargetInstance.TotalPages & " - " & objPrintJob.TargetInstance.PagesPrinted & " - " & objPrintJob.TargetInstance.Document End If ObjFile.WriteLine addtxt Loop ************* Thank you, Daniel Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184229
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 - Help! WMI and Windows Media Player Hi I'm putting together a script to gather info on certain software packages such as version number etc... installed on multiple desktops. My problem is trying to extract the version information from Windows Media Player. I can't get any results from using the Win32_Product class or from querying the uninstall kep HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ I could query the executable directly but would prefer not to as some of the versions are very old so some will be Mplayer.exe, Mplayer2.exe, WMPlayer.exe etc... Does anyone know of a class I can use to query info about media player? Thanks Steve Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184226
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 - VBS script to backup Cisco configs Hello, I need some assistance on a script I am writing. Its purpose is to backup running-config files from Cisco switches via telnet and TFTP. I need to address the following problems... 1. All the DOS windows open at once, I would like them to open in order. 2. All the uploaded file names are identical. Hence the previous ones are overwritten 3. I would like the script to read from a text file of IPs Any pointers in the right direction would be appreciated. Many thanks. @echo off echo set sh=WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")>telnet.vbs echo WScript.Sleep 500>>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "password">>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "~">>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "en">>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "~">>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "password">>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "~">>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "copy running-config tftp://192.168.0.1">>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "~">>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "~">>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "~">>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "exit">>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "~">>telnet.vbs start /realtime telnet.exe 192.168.0.10 (first device) cscript.exe //nologo telnet.vbs start /realtime telnet.exe 192.168.0.11 (second device) cscript.exe //nologo telnet.vbs del telnet.vbs Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184225
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 - Vbscripting calling Regedit /s problem Folks, Need some assistance, I'm writing a login script to install a piece of software on PCs when people login. The softrware requires me to add registry change to each machine so I have call the "regedit /s" command using the vbscript. The problem is my script only creates the folders in the registry but does not add any registry keys. If I run the command directly from command prompt it works. Below is an example of the vbscript and registry file, if anyone can help me out on this problem, much appreaciated. vbscript Set wshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") wshShell.Run("RegEdit /s" & "c:\pcmon.reg") registry file [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PCwatch\pcmon] "LogFileDir"="\\\\MGMT-WATCH\\public$\\logfiles" "ProdVer"="Focus" "TCPIPServer"="MGMT-WATCH" "UDPServer"="MGMT-WATCH" "ConfigServer"="MGMT-WATCH" thanks, Liam Mac Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184222
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 - Auto-logon to a telnet server Hi all, I am trying to get a batch / vbs script to auto-logon to a telnet server. Basically the batch file below creates and runs a vbs script on the fly. I actually got the idea from another Google posting. The problem is the SendKeys are not being sent to the telnet window. I have changed the target to notepad and I am left with an empty screen. Can any one suggest a way of getting this working? Many thanks for your time. Paul @echo off echo set sh=WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")>telnet.vbs echo WScript.Sleep 500>>telnet.vbs echo sh.SendKeys "my_password">>telnet.vbs start /realtime telnet 192.168.0.1 C:\WINNT\system32\cscript.exe //nologo telnet.vbs Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184221
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 - Impersonate script hola, tengo un script que introduce el usuario que hace logon en el grupo administradores local. pero necesito que dentro del script se le pasen las credenciales de admin de dominio para que tenga permisos para hacerlo. =BFC=F3mo se hace? Muchas gracias ----- I've got a script that add the domain user (the user that makes the logon) into the administrators local group. But I need that the script gives domain administrator credentials to do this thing. Any ideas? Thanx. Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184219
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 - Question on Regular Expression Hello all, I have to check the spelling of a given string(predefined but user can change) and i should also check for the opening and closing tags of the string. i thought i could use Regular expression. but i am stuck up in the middle Ex: (contents of the predefned text) <Effect of Problem> </Effect of Problem> <Solution> </Solution> <Reason for this problem> </Reason for this problem> <How to Fix> </How to Fix> The above text are predefined in a text box (in vb 6.0). The user might or might not change the text But during Submit i have to check for the spelling of the text inside <> and also have to check for the opening and closing of the tags and i should ensure that above mentioned tags are present First, is this possible to do with RegExp? Can any one help me on this ? Thanks in advance Regards Karthik K Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184216
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 - Compare two text files How do I compare two text files with a list of computers in them? The files were created using the (object.writeline %computername%, vbCrLf) command. I have a vbscript that queries SMS each day for active computer accounts. I don't care about any new accounts only the ones that are missing from the text file the day before.Thanks in advance, SMS_day1.txt **************** Computer1 Computer2 Computer3 Computer4 SMS_day2.txt ****************** Computer2 Computer3 Computer5 Computer7 Computer8 I want to know which computers SMS deletes from it's database each day. Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184214
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 - Nested quotations in WMI/VBScript/WQL Select At url http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/guide/sas_fil_lifi.mspx there is a sample script (Listing 11.29 Monitoring File Creation). In it, the author uses a literal to name the folder path he/she wants to watch. I would like to supply this script with a command line argument to be assigned to a variable and used in place of the literal. But I am having a terribly hard time figuring out how to do that. Any help would be appreciated. Dennis Glover Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184207
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 - Import LMHOST Hi, Is there a way to create a vb script to import LMHOST file automatically? Please advice, thanks! -P Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184206
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 - vbs to logoff Hello I need to create a simple script that will run "shutdown -f -l -t00" I want to schedule this script so that pcs will logoff at a specific time. I know I can do this via a batch file but I would rather do this in a script if possible. Thanks in advance! Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184204
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 - Adjust COM+/DCOM Activation/Launch permissions via vbscript? Is it possible to adjust DCOM Activation and Launch permissions via a vbscript? I'm looking to do this for a couple DCOM applications (Volume Shadow Copy, and a few Removable Storage apps). Thanks, Trevor Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184203
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 - Saved Event logs Reporting I have a script that I'd like to modify. I first examine the event logs on a server and report on any errors and audit failures to an HTML file. Then I back up the logs and clear the logs. I would like to first backup the logs then parse the saved logs to the script that creates the HTML file. My question is how can I parse the backed-up event log file so as to capture the needed errots for creating the HTML file. Shown below is the section of the code that I use to create the HTML file from the Event Logs. Can some tell me how I might modify it? Thanks, Frank ' +++++++++++++++++ Begin of VBScript Code +++++++++++++++++ ' Const ieCRLF = " " Const ieSPACE = " " Const ForAppending = 8 sServer = "." sFileName = "C:\Temp\EvtLog-Test.html" Set oF_Sys = CreateObject( "Scripting.FileSystemObject" ) Set oWMIService = GetObject( "winmgmts:" & "{impersonationLevel=" & _ "impersonate}!\\" & sServer & "\root\cimv2" ) Set colEvents = oWMIService.ExecQuery( "Select * from Win32_NTLogEvent " & _ "Where Type = 'audit failure' or Type = 'error'" ) Set oAdd2File = oF_Sys.OpenTextFile( sFileName, ForAppending, TRUE ) oAdd2File.WriteLine "<html><head><title>Event Logs Errors Report, " & Now() & _ " </title></head>" & vbCRLF & "<body bgcolor='white'>" & ieCRLF & vbCRLF & _ String( 108, "=" ) & ieCRLF & vbCRLF & "</big> <table width='100%'>" & _ vbCRLF & "<tr><td width='10%'> LogFile</td>" & vbCRLF & _ "<td width='18%'> Date" & vbCRLF & " Time</td>" & _ vbCRLF & "<td width='10%'>EventCode</td>" & vbCRLF & _ "<td width='12%'>Source</td>" & vbCRLF & "<td width='50%'>" & _ "Message</td>" & vbCRLF & "</tr>" If NOT IsEmpty( colEvents ) Then For Each oService In colEvents oAdd2File.WriteLine ("<tr><td width='10%'>" & oService.LogFile & _ "</td><td width='18%'>" & Left( oService.TimeGenerated, 14 ) & _ "</td><td width='10%'>" & oService.EventCode & "</td>" & _ "<td width='12%'>" & oService.SourceName & "</td>" & _ "<td width='50%'>" & oService.Message & "</td></tr><tr></tr>") Next 'Else ' wscript.echo "Nada" End If oAdd2File.WriteLine ("<tr></tr></table>" & ieCRLF & "<big>End of report " & _ "for server: " & sServer & ieCRLF & "</big>") oAdd2File.Close Set oAdd2File = Nothing Set oF_Sys = Nothing Set colEvents = Nothing Set oWMIService = Nothing ' ++++++++++++++++++ End of VBScript Code ++++++++++++++++++ ' Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184202
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 - is there a way to set user enviroment from vbscript? I tried the example from the script help Dim WshShell, WshEnv Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set WshEnv = WshShell.Environment("USER") ' I replaced PROCESS with USER hoping for better result WshEnv("TestVar") = "Windows Script Host" However when the script finishes, there is no TestVar around in the dos prompt that executed the script.. I only need the set an environment variable just for the DOS prompt session. Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184199
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 - Userdata limits Hello, Iâ??m using userdata.save to save sum info. I have found that there are size and number limits for the userdata storage area. What will happen if I will try to save and userdata storage area will be full. Is there a way to ensure that my data will be saved. Thanks Rami Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184196
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 - Controllers Using the code below, I am able to retrieve a SCSI Controller's name. However, what I really need to retrieve is the SCSI Controller's firmware version? Any suggestions? strComputer = "." set shell = createobject("wscript.shell") set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" _ & "{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM "_ & "Win32_SCSIController", "WQL", &h10 + &h20) contCount = 1 For Each objItem In colItems wscript.echo "Controller" & contCount& ": " & objItem.Name contCount = contCount + 1 Next Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184195
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 - Redirects - 301 vs. 302 Our site uses response.redirect statements intensively to simplify our internal links. We have recently purchased a Google Search appliance, which requires us to use 301 redirects (using Response.Status and Response.AddHeader instead) to work correctly. I have tested this method, and it appears to work correctly. I understand that some browsers may change bookmarks to the destination URL, which is fine as well. I am just wondering if there are any other differences that I should be aware of before making this change. Feel free to point me to a more appropriate newsgroup if this is OT. Thanks! Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184193
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 - MS Cluster scripting question I'm trying to pull all the Cluster Names in the domain using a VBScript. I have seen this reference to the Cluster Automation Server on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/mscs/mscs/clusapplication_clusternames.asp It looks like I should be able to do this with something similar to this (which of course doesn't work). I am running this on the Cluster server: ~~~~~~ Set objCluster = CreateObject("MSCluster.ClusApplication") set objClust2 = objCluster.ClusterNames("acme.local") For Each objClust In objClust2 WScript.Echo objClust.Item Next I have this script that works to pull the active node from a group so I think I'm on the right track: Set objCluster = CreateObject("MSCluster.Cluster") objCluster.Open("sql1t") WScript.Echo objCluster.ResourceGroups.Item("Cluster Group").OwnerNode.Name Set objCluster = Nothing TIA Chris Bodnar Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184192
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 - scan log and send email I have a spam blocker running on my exchange server (GFI MailEssentials). I have it set to log any emails that were deleted by the keyword checking part of it. I'd like to set up a script that runs once a day that will scan the log file and send an email to the original recipient with a list of emails that were deleted. Here's the layout of the log file: (also attached as a text file) "11/29/05 08:53:01","Anti-Spam Keyword Checking","vxbhqfotnwl@hotmail.com","username1@domaina.com","Viagra Pro will make you happy with life","Deleted","Found word(s) viagra in the subject" "11/29/05 10:25:29","Anti-Spam Keyword Checking","futzonscpqx@hotmail.com","username2@domaina.com","Soft Cialis - ideal remedy for impotence.","Deleted","Found word(s) Impotence CIALIS in the subject" "11/29/05 16:11:57","Anti-Spam Keyword Checking","dqndwfvdfhk@hotmail.com",username1@domaina.com," Spend money only for the best quality. Buy software at OEM Software Store.","Deleted","Found word(s) OEM Software in the subject" What's the best way to go about creating a script that will scan the file (by date) and send an email to the correct user? In this case username1 will receive an email with the first and last log entries and username 2 with the other one. There are many users on the server with quite a few emails being deleted each day. I appreciate any help. Thanks... -- Posted 'as is'. If there are any spelling and/or grammar mistakes, they were a direct result of my fingers and brain not being synchronized or my lack of caffeine. begin 666 log.txt M(C$Q+S(Y+S U(# X.C4S.C Q(BPB06YT:2U3<&%M($ME>7=O<F0@0VAE8VMI M;F<B+")V>&)H<69O=&YW;$!H;W1M86EL+F-O;2(L(G5S97)N86UE,4!D;VUA M:6YA+F-O;2(L(E9I86=R82!0<F\@=VEL;"!M86ME('EO=2!H87!P>2!W:71H M(&QI9F4B+")$96QE=&5D(BPB1F]U;F0@=V]R9"AS*2!V:6%G<F$@:6X@=&AE M('-U8FIE8W0B#0HB,3$O,CDO,#4@,3 Z,C4Z,CDB+")!;G1I+5-P86T@2V5Y M=V]R9"!#:&5C:VEN9R(L(F9U='IO;G-C<'%X0&AO=&UA:6PN8V]M(BPB=7-E M<FYA;64Q0&1O;6%I;F$N8V]M(BPB4V]F="!#:6%L:7,@+2!I9&5A;"!R96UE M9'D@9F]R(&EM<&]T96YC92XB+")$96QE=&5D(BPB1F]U;F0@=V]R9"AS*2!) M;7!O=&5N8V4@0TE!3$E3(&EN('1H92!S=6)J96-T(@T*(C$Q+S(Y+S U(#$V M.C$Q.C4W(BPB06YT:2U3<&%M($ME>7=O<F0@0VAE8VMI;F<B+")D<6YD=V9V M9&9H:T!H;W1M86EL+F-O;2(L=7-E<FYA;64Q0&1O;6%I;F$N8V]M+"(@4W!E M;F0@;6]N97D@;VYL>2!F;W(@=&AE(&)E<W0@<75A;&ET>2X@0G5Y('-O9G1W M87)E(&%T($]%32!3;V9T=V%R92!3=&]R92XB+")$96QE=&5D(BPB1F]U;F0@ D=V]R9"AS*2!/14T@4V]F='=A<F4@:6X@=&AE('-U8FIE8W0B ` end Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184185
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 - Can I compile / package up client side vbscript so an end user can't view it in a html file? Hi, Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I'm a bit new to vbscript... We've got a client app written so it uses client side vb script in a few html pages to provide basic functionality (don't ask why, someone else designed it!). The problem is, you can do the classic 'right click, view source' and find out exactly how it all works. Not too great eh? My first question is: Is there a way to remove the vbscript and compile / obfuscate it into a package which can be included into the project? Now, we've also got a web site which is also vbscript heavy which has the same problem. And so, same question again for this... Thanks in advance, Martin Pritchard Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184177
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 - automatically resize a window ? (xp) I need to automatically size all open and non-mimized windows (specifically Explorer folder navigation) to the specified height/width (in twips or whatever unit). Also maybe include a function that reports the height/width in twips or whatever of the topmost open non-mimized window. Any idea how to do this from code in either vb.net, vb6, vbscript... Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184176
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 - list and loop through files from just using an URL Hi, I would like to code in asp/vbscript, a program that will list each file at a specific URL AND then allow me to loop through those files. The folder on this remote browser would be set to "List Folder Contents" the problem is that the code using _______________________ dim oxml set oxml = createobject("msxml2.xmlhttp") oxml.open "GET", "http://www.whatever.com/directorytobrowse/", false oxml.send response.write(oxml.responsetext) _____________________________ just show returns the page with the listing of the files, which I can't loop through the files I would like some code that would allow something like this.... for each file in oxml response.write(oxml.filename) end Thanks if anyone know how do this. (I would rather not parse through oxml.reponsetext to try to extract the file names) Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184173
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 - Rename Windows 2000 computer Hi, I'm trying to rename a Windows 2000 computer in a NT 4.0 domain by vbscipt code. But the code as far as I found is not compatible with Windows 2000. Appreciate any help, thanks. ErsinC Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184172
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 - remove exchange attributes I have a vbscript that will create exchange mailboxes for my AD users. I am interested in a script to remove those attributes. I am looking for a way to automate the Exchange Tasks\Remove Exchange attributes task. Hopefully someone can help me. Paul Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184169
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 - Start Access Application from vbScript I am totally new to vbScript. I have an Access application that I want to kick-off using VBscript, but I have not been able to figure out how to do it. I would like the script to open the application in hidden mode, then execute the Autoexec macro that is in the app. Can anyone suggest a format for this operation? How about a good text for someone that has been programming in VBA (mostly Access, but some Excel) for about 7 years. Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184168
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 - Another Question:( Hi Again Group, I have the following code which deletes all file over 7 days old. sDateTime = Year(dDate) & Right(100 + Month(dDate),2) _ & Right(100 + Day(dDate),2) & "_" & Right(100 + Hour(dDate),2) _ & Right(100 + Minute(dDate),2) & Right(100 + Second(dDate),2) sFilename = sDateTime & ".zip" 'Delete OLD Data - This Keeps 7 Days worth of Backups Set Folder = FSO.GetFolder("C:\zips\DataBackup\HFSdata") For Each File in Folder.Files If DateDiff("d", CDate(File.DateLastModified), Now()) > 7 Then FSO.DeleteFile File Next What I would like to be able to do is if the file is Less than 24 Hours old copy the Data to a Zip Disk on Drive Z: I guess I would Add in something like: If DateDiff("d", CDate(File.DateLastModified), Now()) > 7 Then FSO.CopyFile File?? but I can`t find any info on the net tho:( Anybody kindly give me some code or point me in the right direction? Many Thanks Regards NSC Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184167
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 - Automatically Do IP and Docs Hi Group, Sorry if this is a simple on but im a newbie to all this scripting. I have the following as part of my VB Script: Const DriveLetter = "H:" Const SharePath = \\10.109.220.10\c$\Documents and Settings\Holderness.Road\My Documents As Im deploying this to many machines, I would like to be able to automatically get the Machines IP Address and Logged on Users My Documents Path. Could somebody possible point me in the right direction. Many Thanks NSC Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184166
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 - Pick List is displaying but cannot pick from New to VBScript. I've written a script which brings back a list of recent entires, the idea beign our users pick the one they require rather than having to remember their references. I've got the list to display but it doesn't allow them to click on any. Code is below, where ABCDEF is our database. Appreciate your help here, thanks. ----------------------------------------------------------- sub main() Set cnABCDEF = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") cnABCDEF.ConnectionString = "ODBC;DATABASE=ABCDEF;DSN=ABCDEF;UID=xxx;PWD=xxx;APP=ABCDEF" cnABCDEF.Open Set cmdQuery = CreateObject ("ADODB.Command") With cmdQuery Set .ActiveConnection = cnABCDEF .CommandText = "Select mattercode, matter from vw_refno where fe = 'JEH' and status = 'O' order by lasttime" .CommandType = adCmdText End With Set matters = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") Set matters.Source = cmdQuery matters.Cursortype = adOpenForwardOnly matters.CursorLocation = adUseClient matters.LockType = adLockReadOnly matters.Open If matters.State = adStateOpen Then Do While Not matters.EOF strMsg = strMsg & matters.Fields("mattercode").Value strMsg = strMsg & ":" & vbTab strMsg = strMsg & matters.Fields("matter").Value strMsg = strMsg & vbNewLine matters.MoveNext Loop Matters.Close MsgBox strMsg Else MsgBox "Recordset not opened" End If Set matters = Nothing Set cmdQuery = Nothing cnABCDEF.Close Set cnABCDEF = Nothing end sub Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184165
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 - Help, script to find user not logged in for a number of time (usiing LastloginTimeStamp) Hi, Well, my script (below) is supposed to find all user's on the domain which have "password cannot expire" falgged, aswell as a list of all users (by name) who have not logged on for a month. If we only use the line: (userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=65536); in the LDAP search query, the script works fine, and returns a list of all user by name. But when (lastLogonTimeStamp<= 127751249340000000) is added in the search, the script returns nothing, any advice would be great appreciated. Regards Khurram Orion4_@hotmail.com ' ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ' UserAudit_2.vbs ' Creates a report based on AD user properties for security auditing purposes ' ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ On Error Resume Next 'set parameters for ADOB Connection Set objADConnection = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") Set objADCommand = CreateObject("ADODB.Command") objADConnection.Provider = "ADsDSOObject" objADConnection.Open "Active Directory Provider" Set objADCommand.ActiveConnection = objADConnection objADCommand.Properties("Page Size") = 1000 'connect to AD using LDAP, and search for users with 'the "ADS_UF_DONT_EXPIRE_PASSWD" flag (use value 65536) objADCommand.CommandText = _ "<LDAP://DC=rfs,DC=nsw,DC=gov,DC=au>;" & _ "(&(ObjectCategory=Person)(objectCategory=User)(lastLogonTimeStamp<= 127751249340000000)(userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=65536));" & _ "Name;Subtree" 'Define Record set Set rsAD = objADCommand.Execute 'start at beggining of Record Set rsAD.MoveFirst 'Print out the names of all users in RS Do Until rsAD.EOF Wscript.Echo rsAD.Fields("Name").Value rsAD.MoveNext Loop Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184156
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 - bug? I found my .bat file setting environment variable from result of vbscript but the value disappear right away/ bat file statements @@rem some code that set up values for strdate with values like strdate=Nov 29 18:38 echo %strdate%| For /F "usebackq tokens=1-2" %%i in (`cscript //nologo "D:\util -misc\ConvertMMM_DD_HH_MM.vbs" `) do set DtRapidLstDnlod=%%i %%j @@echo @debug newdt=%dtnew% @@echo @debug DtRapidLstDnlod=%DtRapidLstDnlod% @@echo stop for debug @@rem end of bat file Now I see output c:\>set DtRapidLstDnlod=2005-11-29 %J @debug newdt=Nov 29 18:38 @debug DtRapidLstDnlod= stop for debug here is the code for vbs file dim newDt , sDt, str str = wscript.stdIn.ReadLine newDt = Cdate(str) sDt = "" & newDT if len(sDt) = 17 then sDt = "20" & sDt End If wscript.echo sDt what did I miss? from the output the vbscript does seem to function correctly, but somehow, the value of variable being set gets lost. and become some funny empty value. If I enter in command prompt set dt I get DtRapidLstDnlod= Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184155
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 - Can I detect the Serial Number of a PC in a start up script I would like to gather the Make, Model, and Serial Number of a PC during the boot process. I am having difficulty doing so under restrictive user accounts in my domain and am hoping a startup script running under the system account would work. Any ideas would be appreciated. Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184152
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 - List user's mapped drives on a remote PC I'm trying to come up with a scripted methodology of listing the mapped drives of the current user on remote PCs. I've found an article on Technet's Hey Scripting Guys archive (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/qanda/oct05/hey1027.mspx ) that describes what I want to do perfectly. I have built my script around this code, but have found that, although the article states "As usual, you can modify this script to run against a remote computer simply by assigning the name of that machine to the variable strComputer", you cannot enumerate the shares on a remote PC (XP in this case) - the response always comes back blank. The same methodology works great when run locally on the PC. How would I go about listing the mapped drives used by the current user of a remote PC? TIA -- Scott McWilliams EDS Canada Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184144
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 - Option Explicit Issue Hi, I'm using Option Explicit to force all variables to be declared in my script, however this doesn't seem to be the case. It seems from a certain point forward in my script I can use variables without declaring them first. Any idea what has happened here? I know this obviously sounds a little odd, I'm sure there's a sensible solution to whatever has happened. Thanks, Steve Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184141
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 - WMI Chipset Model and revision Does anyone know how to get the Chipset model name (i845, i955) and revision using WMI. I've searched several classes but none returning this information. Whats interesting is the registry has this info??? but it is stored differently with each machine. Thanks C- Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184136
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 - How do I run this in VBscript? I am trying to run this in a vbscript and i am not quite sure how to do this, if I run it in a .bat file it runs no problem... any help would be appreciated... \\testdc\mailsend\MailSend -from test@test.com -smtp mail.test.net -to test@test.com -msg "Your Files have been uploaded to the following FTP Site ftp://192.168.0.1 please use the following username - test and password - password to access the site. Thank You " Thanks Gavin... Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184134
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 - Applying Hex Value to Registry Hello, I'm new to vbscript and i'm having a problem when i try to apply a registry key. Here is my line of code: WshShell.RegWrite "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\CabinetState", 0c0002001b01e77760000000 "REG_DWORD" I'm having trouble with the hex syntax. Would anyone know how to write this correctly? Thanks -- -Maro Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184131
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 - Find SP2 - [WILDPACKET] Any body has a script which will find all the Windows XP Clients running SP2 our find SP1 in our domain? ****************************** Have this LDAP Query. (&(&(&(&(&(objectCategory=Computer)(operatingSystem=Windows XP Professional)(!operatingSystemServicePack=Service Pack 1)))))) This query works but also picks up all the XP PCs which are also running SP2. I just want the query to pick SP1 PCs. Any ideas any thing wrong with this query? Please advise. Thank you Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184128
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 - replace string i have a log file in this format... a,b,c,d,e,f,g a,b,c,d,e,f,g a,b,c,d,e,f,g a,b,c,d,e,f,g it finish with double newline ( /n) i need to replace the last caracther of the file, like typing a backspace. any idea?? Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184119
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 - VPS reads XML Hi, I am looking a Vbscript to read mssecure.xml or any xml files. JavaScript is OK too. Thanks, Wensi Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184116
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 - Run Logon Script on Workstations Only I am creating a script that I want to run at logon in a Windows NT domain, but want it to execute on Windows 2000 or XP Professional Workstations only, not on Servers. We have several admins that use the same username to log on to both their workstations, and servers, creating issues if the same script executes when they log on to their servers. While I am able to use the System environment variable to determine that the OS is Windows_NT, and use a subsequent registry read of HKLM\Software\Windows NT\CurrentControlSet\CurrentControlSet to determine the OS version as 5.0 or 5.1. This doesn't tell me whether the machine is XP/2000 professional, or server 2000/2003. This sounds real easy, but I have been researching this, and, as of yet, have been unable to locate an efficient way to tell whether the local machine is a workstation or server. Do you have any suggestions that will work in a large environment (10000 + workstations and servers)? Tag: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces Tag: 184115

I have job postings that pull from a db on my website and when you click the
email link for a particular job it populates the subject field with it's job
code.

For some reason some people are getting some jargen in the subject field
like this...

Subject: JobÃ? Code:Ã? 992

When it should look like this...

Subject: Job Code: 992

I guess some browsers or MS Outlook reads the code differently than other.
Is there a way to correct this so it works for all?

[code]
Response.Write("Apply: Send an e-mail to <A HREF=mailto:" &
rsUserSpec("EMailAddress") & "?subject=Job Code: " &
rsNewsItems("JobCode") & ">" & rsUserSpec("FirstName") & " " &
rsUserSpec("LastName") & "</A>" & " ")
Response.Write("<img src=""../shim.gif"" width=""10"" height=""10"">
</td>")
[code]

Thanks,

Lauren

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Re: Subject Field Propogating Unwanted Characters Instead of Spaces by TDM

TDM
Fri Dec 02 11:35:07 CST 2005

"Lauren" <Lauren@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EB9536F1-AF0B-4FF5-B515-BFA3EB5CBAD5@microsoft.com...
>I have job postings that pull from a db on my website and when you click
>the
> email link for a particular job it populates the subject field with it's
> job
> code.
>
> For some reason some people are getting some jargen in the subject field
> like this...
>
> Subject: JobÂ Code:Â 992
>
> When it should look like this...
>
> Subject: Job Code: 992
>
> I guess some browsers or MS Outlook reads the code differently than other.
> Is there a way to correct this so it works for all?
>
> [code]
> Response.Write("Apply: Send an e-mail to <A HREF=mailto:" &
> rsUserSpec("EMailAddress") & "?subject=Job Code: " &
> rsNewsItems("JobCode") & ">" & rsUserSpec("FirstName") & " " &
> rsUserSpec("LastName") & "</A>" & " ")
> Response.Write("<img src=""../shim.gif"" width=""10""
> height=""10"">
> </td>")
> [code]
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lauren

I have not noticed any problems when doing this, but I use
a slightly different method :

?Subject=FirstWord%20SecondWord%20ThirdWord%20 .....

TDM

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