Re: Runas problem (kind of....)

> Maybe I can leave it up to the user, but do you 
> have an idea on how?  I used to redirect the output to a text file 
> and check for an error in the text file.  using run,runas doesn't 
> allow you to redirect to a text file.
> 
> red

runas.exe kicks out an errorlevel... compile the following, changing 
the %user% and %pass% and see what happens...

;runas test
SetBatchLines,150
SetWinDelay,1
SetTitleMatchMode,2

setenv,user,username
setenv,pass,password

ifequal,0,1,Goto,%1%

Run,"%A_SCRIPTFULLPATH%" runas
RunWait,runas /user:%user% cmd.exe
MsgBox,4096,test,%errorlevel%
Exit

runas:
  winwait,runas.exe,,60
  IfEqual,errorlevel,1,Exit
  Sleep,500
  IfWinNotActive,runas.exe,,WinActivate,runas.exe
  WinWaitActive,runas.exe,,60
  IfEqual,errorlevel,1,Exit
  Send,%pass%{ENTER}
  Exit

;... as for making it a useful function when the script Isn't 
compiled... I don't know how you will get the errorlevel from runas 
without the RunWait...

Larry


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