pat...@nc.rr.com wrote:
> I have two networks connected via VPN.
>
> I'm running SYmantec Anti-Virus 8.1, and it does not work over a VPN, so
> my only option to make changes to the clients is using the GRCDrop.exe
> utility with a GRC.dat file I edit.
>
> Here's my problem.
>
> I can not get the GRCDrop.exe file to execute from a login script.
>
> I have tried the @ and # symbols for the folling lines.
>
> \\gvdhd01\data\share\tech\grc\grdcrop.exe
> s:\tech\grc\grcdrop.exe
>
> and even made a home directory
>
> \\gvdhd01\data\users\tech\grc\grcdrop.exe
> h:\grcdrop.exe
>
> I have no clue why it's not executing. It shouldn't be a permission
> problem, b/c i can manually execute the file while logged in under the
> user that i'm trying to add the line to.
>
> Any ideas??
>
> Patrick
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Patrick
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> \\gvdhd01\data\share\tech\grc\grdcrop.exe
> s:\tech\grc\grcdrop.exe
The S: drive is mapping to \\gvdhd01\data\share without problem ?
What if you try it using the ip address of the server - #\\<server
ip>\data\share\tech\grc\grdcrop.exe
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I'lll try some more later and the IP to see if that will work.
Patrick
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