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> I have been asked to write an application launching script which
> attaches to a Novell server as a specific user when the application is
> launched. I was wondering if there is any way to use the attach command
> to do this. I have tried the syntax "ATTACH APPS01/username;password"
> which returns an unknown error and prompts for password. I can do this
> through a WinBatch script, however I have been asked not to use this
> product. I believe the server is a 3.1 server and the end user will be
> running Windows 95. Thanks in advance for any help. Also, if you know
> this cannot be done (and are certain) I would appreciate that info as
> well.
>
Whatever you do, you'll probably end up with the password compromised. Try
piping the password to login rather than entering it on the ATTACH line.
-- Don Crawford
Novell Support Connection SysOp
Shaun Pond
Novell Support Connection SysOp
> where are you issuing this command? You can only do this in the login
> script if you wish to include the password.
>
When did that change occur? You used to be able to pipe the password to the
ATTACH command. Of course, it is not a recommended procedure for security
reasons, but...
Shaun Pond
Novell Support Connection SysOp
Shaun Pond
Novell Support Connection SysOp
> oh yes, you can pipe it through DOS, but not in one command like
> William was trying to do
>
My memory said you could do it all in one line...
> oh yes, you can pipe it through DOS, but not in one command like
> William was trying to do
>
He said, repeating himself! <g,d&rvf!>
I thought it was my eyes, but you ARE stuttering! <G>
Well, you'd best have a stern chat with it...
Barry Schnur
Novell Support Connection Volunteer Sysop
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> Well, you'd best have a stern chat with it...
>
Doesn't
ATTACH userid < password.txt
work? It always has.
> These Novell employees and message counts...
>
Ain't that the truth! <G>
> in the login script, yes...
>
Well, you provided one way and I thought you could also do it the way I posted
to Barry:
ATTACH userid < password.txt
At least that used to work...
> i thought you'd have forgotten it by now, so I thought you'd need
> reminding.
>
Forgot what? Remind me... <G>
> it was a bad day with my machine...
>
I knew that! It's just that you needed picking on! ;-)
> That's always the case
>
Of course!
> of course that still will, it was just the format of the command that
> was being used was script.
>
OK, I suspect I was just missing something in what you said.
> :-p
>
Yeah, well, I obviously need to get mine up a bit. I will miss you at BS.
> sorry? who are you?
>
I seem to have forgotten that, as well!
> what that day especially?
>
Yup!
> that'll be something new <vbg>
>
Huh? <G>
> but you won't miss my BS <G>
>
Well, certainly not! I've even learned how to say BS in American Sign
Language (the OTHER sign language!) <G>
> Something to use at mass, eh?
>
You got that right! <G> (Well, judicious use, anyway.)
> me too - was shown in "Children of a lesser god" <G>
>
Great movie! I learned it out of a book and found there are several ways to
convey the message! <G>
> Take care though, someone might have stole it from you...
>
Thhhhhpppppppt! <G>
> oh, was it a movie as well? <G> I saw it several times on the London
> stage...
>
Some of us are disadvantaged. I live in the cultural Mecca of Phoenix, AZ!
Make that cultural Mesa of Phoenix.
> Took you three days to pick up on that, were you asheep at the wheel?
>
No, I just saw it last night. I'm tied up in classes and can only get to the
forums sporadicly at the moment.
> Make that cultural Mesa of Phoenix.
>
There's just not enough Muslim in you! OK, I'll make it Mesa, which is no
cultural Mecca, either! <G>
Yup, beware the sporadicliesiasts.
> Yup, beware the sporadicliesiasts.
>
Hmmmmmmm......
> Right, I leave derivative religions to the masses.
>
Zing!
> that explains a lot...
>
...or raises a lot of questions...