error LOGIN-LGNWNT32.DLL-600 when running NAL

[PIPIL]

I have a Windows 2000 workstation that gets the following message when I log in to Novell. win2k sp4 client 4.9.

Your current context is fsc
User: rjoe Context: MIS.fsc
LOGIN-LGNWNT32.DLL-100: Access has been denied.
Your current context is fsc
User: rreyes Context: MIS.fsc
Your current tree is: FUVS2
You are attached to server UV_TEST.

Script error:
LOGIN-LGNWNT32.DLL-600: This utility could not interpret the line.

The original line was:
Start NAL

LOGIN-LGNWNT32.DLL-740: This utility could not execute external program Z:\nalexpld.exe.
Drives A,C,D map to a local disk.
Drive X: = UV_TEST_SYS.: ----- Search Drives -----
S1: = C:\WINNT\system32
S2: = C:\WINNT
S3: = C:\WINNT\System32\Wbem
S4: = C:\WINNT\system32\nls
S5: = C:\WINNT\system32\nls\ENGLISH
S6: = Z:. [UV_TEST_SYS.UBLIC \]


What Im doing here is to run nal when the user logins, I use the same login script for admin user and seems to work.
when I run nal manually as a different user other than admin
I get this error when trying to run an application:

"could not configure workstation for application[winzip.....](id-2)
Problem unable to copy file [\\uv_test\sys\zen Apps\winzip8.1\1.fil. (D018).

any suggestion of what im doing wrong?.

thanks.

 

[marvhuffaker]

1.. Put a ';' before the START NAL line.. I assume that's just a label, but it's causing an error. the ; will remark it out and it won't error

2. where it can't run nalexpld.exe... based on the mappings that show, it's not at Z:\. You need to specify the public folder or get rid of the Z: and let the search drive work.

3. Can't copy files... check the rights for that directory. Or assign the rights needed for that app object.

Marvin Huffaker MCNE, CNE
Marvin Huffaker Consulting

http://www.redjuju.com

 

[PIPIL]

Marvin,
I tried this but nothing hapens #\\servernames\sys\public\nal.exe
is there another way to start nal?

 

[marvhuffaker]

That's not really a Zenworks problem. It's a login script problem.

Try running it without the path. or use Z:\PUBLIC\NAL.EXE


And why are you trying to run NAL when before you were trying NALEXPLD?

Marvin Huffaker MCNE, CNE
Marvin Huffaker Consulting

http://www.redjuju.com

 

[PIPIL]

Ok I will try what you say.
thanks a lot Marvin.