Logins hanging

[Scott Reade]

I posted this message two weeks ago and never recieved a reply.

We are calling the Virus Protect login file from our NT login scripts with the
line '@call %0\..\vp5logon.bat'. Since upgrading to 5.03, every second or third
login, the scripts hang with the 'waiting for scan to finish' message. We can
cancel out, however the rest of the script doesn't run.

Please help

Thank you,

Scott Reade

[Terry K.]

Scott,

Intel wont be able to help with the script but my guess is that if you are
calling NBPUSHPOP it could be a memory problem. PUSHPOP uses work station
memory to temporarily map drives. You don't have to use it if you can create
a hard mapping.

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Terry K

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Scott Reade <sco...@stackpole.on.ca> wrote in message
news:7lba20$5ht$1...@news.cps.intel.com...

[Intel(r) Lee G]

Scott Reade wrote:

> I posted this message two weeks ago and never recieved a reply.
>
> We are calling the Virus Protect login file from our NT login scripts with the
> line '@call %0\..\vp5logon.bat'. Since upgrading to 5.03, every second or third
> login, the scripts hang with the 'waiting for scan to finish' message. We can
> cancel out, however the rest of the script doesn't run.
>
> Please help
>
> Thank you,
>
> Scott Reade

Scott
I can’t find any information on this in the MS Knowledge base. I also can’t
reproduce it.

Why are you using the @call?

It’s possible that you are not exiting the @call command correctly. Are are using
a “GOTO :EOF” to exit the *.bat file? If not you may still have the first two
calls to vp5logon.bat running in background.

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Have a nice day
Intel(R) LeeG.
Internet Support Engineer
ICS-ACS
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