If I do the following in a batch file, it still stops and asks me for the
password:
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RUNAS /profile /user:MyDomain\MyUsername "xcopy c:\myfile.txt c:\elsewhere"
MyPassword
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Is there a way of automatically taking care of RUNAS's request for the
password? Thanks.
Phil
Ray at work
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Ritchie Lawrence has done a fine job with his program sanur:
http://commandline.co.uk/sanur/index.html
hth
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> Is there a way of automatically taking care of RUNAS's request for the
> password?
Hi
Some options that might work for you:
If it doesn't matter if the password is in clear text:
Sanur Commandline Runas Automation Utility (free)
http://www.commandline.co.uk/sanur/
CPAU on the free win32 c++ tools page of
http://www.joeware.net
if it does:
Some 3rd party RunAs solutions that "hides" (encrypt) username/password
are listed in the link below (buy solutions). Can be run from network shares,
so nothing needs to be installed on the client computers.
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=3E272913.27CBE26D%40hydro.com
And from a recent post by Peter M.:
<quote>
I am currently using AutoIt V3 (http://www.hiddensoft.com/autoit3/)
It includes a command to run a command as a special user. You can
write a simple script and then compile it with autoit as an executable.
Protect this executable with a password and you are done.
AutoIt V3 ist still beta and under development, but the actual version
is stable and the functions you need (runasadmin,regwrite...) are
already implemented and working.
</quote>
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