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Hi xwb thank you for the speedy response; good idea but the problem is that the machine is already in India (i'm in the UK). We need to update existing software that is already installed in program files and cannot give them the password. Anyway I was mistaken; the code I posted does work...

Hi all This is driving me mad... I need to send an update package (C#) to run on a Win-10 Pro machine in another country. This package, among other locations, needs to copy files to 'C:\Program Files\' and therefore needs to run elevated. The package works okay as I normally run it as...

Sorted... I downloaded Cassia from http://code.google.com/p/cassia/ Added a reference to the Cassia.dll and used this sub Private Sub GetUserList() Dim manager As New TerminalServicesManager() Using server As ITerminalServer = manager.GetLocalServer server.Open()...

Hi, I have several machines running XP and using Fast User Switching. The code I'm writing, which runs when the user logs in, changes the version of certain files depending upon the users name. I've invoked it as shown below...

Oh rats..... Usual thing! worked it out after I posted. The solution My.Computer.Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run", True).DeleteValue("GPIBControl") Thanks anyway Les....

Morning all I'm going mad here. I have created a registry value to run an exe at login... My.Computer.Registry.SetValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run", "GPIBControl", "C:\Program Files\GPIB Controller\GPIB Control.exe") That works just fine but does anybody...

Just realised that the -971677696 value returned is in fact FFFFFFFFc6156000 which is the value I need but with the top two words set to FFFFFFFF.

I'm going mad here; been googling and hacking for ages....... I'm trying to read the value of a REG_DWORD from the registry using VB2008. The word contains a timestamp which is the number of seconds elapsed since 12:00 a.m., Friday, January 1, 1904. and is set to hex:c6156000 (dec:3323289600)...

I've done the same thing but am not happy having the password readable by anyone. We have found a way round by adding domain users with the same usernames and passwords as the local users on the machine. We then map the drive as each individual user, remember the password and Bob your...

Is it SP3 related... I'm having the same problem with my systems. They all map to a shared drive using a valid network username and password, though this is not the same credentials as the user is logged in with. All worked perfectly for many years and then, since installing SP3, the...

Annihilannic, Many thanks for the that. Tried the above but it yields 'Ambiguous output redirect'. I'll try some other permutations on this scheme when I get a couple of minutes spare. Thanks again Les....

Gene, Thanks for the suggestion but sadly not a solution. The command tool executes and terminates immediately without launching the Xterm

I gave Xdeep a go the other day available from http://www.pexus.com/ without much success, but well worth a try. I'm currently running MI/X 4.2 for Windows from http://www.microimages.com/mix/ Not freeware but only costs $25 (£15) Hope this helps Les....

Hi, I'm running an Xserver, MI/X 4.2 for Windows from http://www.microimages.com/mix/, on my XP machine to run Xterms on my Sparc20 (Sol9). I've created a batch file to remotely launch the application containing various combinations of ... rsh 10.0.0.23 -lusername "/usr/openwin/bin/xterm...

Thanks for your help; that works fine. I'm quite new to Apache and appreciate all the help I can get. Les....

Thanks for that. I do have a post type form on the server but I tried the instruction anyway and it complains... Syntax error on line 396 of /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf: deny not allowed here Les....

I may be missing your point, if so I apologise, but it sounds like you are referring to virtual hosting. There is a section near the end of the httpd.conf file that sets this up. You need to make sure the NameVirtualHost *:80 line is not commented out and add a VirtualHost section similar to...

Ah! Well spotted Feherke; The files sizes in the requests do reflect all of the index files on the server. Should have spotted that. I'll not worry about them. I get Searches and Posts as well. In fact ever two or three days. 88.105.143.36 - - [24/Oct/2005:19:08:51 +0100] "GET / HTTP/1.0"...

Hi, Try using ShieldsUp to see if the port you are using, 80 usually, is open or being blocked by your firlewall https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2

Hi, I'm intrigued. Apart from the endless attempts to overflow my buffers with huge amounts of data, which so far are returning 414, I keep finding entries like the following in my Apache access log file. 66.194.6.72 - - [27/Oct/2005:01:39:10 +0100] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 365 66.194.6.80 - -...