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  1. michaeljay

    Local file exist test in login script?

    Jim, on target! Thank you ... the article also talks about rolling out DHCP, which will be a big help.<br> <br> Again, many thanks.<br> <br> Michael J.
  2. michaeljay

    Local file exist test in login script?

    Also thank you, Jgrain -- but unfortunately, Netware's login script language does not seem to include a conditional test for file existence. <br> <br> Running a DOS batch file from the login script is not a problem, so (major kludge follows) I could set the environment variable with a DOS batch...
  3. michaeljay

    Local file exist test in login script?

    Thanks for the suggestion! <br> <br> Unfortunately, SYS:LOGIN on our Managewise server does not have the MGWTEST.BAT file. Also, I am looking for a way to *avoid* an automatic install on the machines we have found that GPF or freeze when WUSER.EXE is loaded.
  4. michaeljay

    Local file exist test in login script?

    I'm trying to deal with Managewise 2.6 client deployment on a less than well-cared for multisite NW4 network, and am looking for a quick workaround to branch around the standard Managewise client login script commands for a variety of Windows 95 & DOS machines. <br> <br> I would like to test for...

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