Hello,
I tried to undef all the associated objects before using them - with no
success.
I don't think, that a bad property is associated with to $PermObject,
because it works on many objects !
I have displayed the properties of the $PermObject object, and here is the
result:
dir:\\BILBO\D$\Testing\User\adelheid.schattmaier\ --> works fine !
dir:\\BILBO\D$\Testing\User\alexander.vesely\ --> works fine !
dir:\\BILBO\D$\Testing\User\andreas.freff\ --> works fine !
dir:\\BILBO\D$\Testing\User\anita.staufert\ --> crashes !
The referenced user accounts exist, I'm not working on a BDC or PDC, the
same results when executing the script on a standalone Win2K box.
Any ideas ??
Best regards,
Christian Kirn
email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www www.gaxi.de
Dutrieux Yves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
09.03.2001 08:40
An: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Kopie:
Thema: RE: Antwort: RE: Dr.Watson while using Win32::Perms
Memory problem perhaps ?
Can you try to 'undef' $PermDir before the test ?
Perhaps a bad property associated to $PermObject
Display all the $PermObject properties before the test to see if all it's
correct.
Yves.
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Date: jeudi 8 mars 2001 22:19
À: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet: Antwort: RE: Dr.Watson while using Win32::Perms
Hi,
I tried to "slow down" my script - but the errors are the same. But I did
a little more testing and found out the following:
- the script always at the same point, always when creating the
permissions for specific users. That means, that I can reproduce the
behaviour. But I have no idea about the differences of these users !
- the code which crashes is not the part i mentioned in my first posting,
it is this part:
if ($PermDir = new Win32::Perms( $PermObject ) ) {
...
} else {
....
}
But hey, what's special about this ??
Best regards,
Christian Kirn
email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www www.gaxi.de
Perhaps it may due to little time to 'refresh'/'reflect' the changed
permissions.
Have you try with to display permissions after each changes ?
Yves
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Date: mercredi 7 mars 2001 21:03
À: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet: Dr.Watson while using Win32::Perms
Hi all,
I encountered the following major problem. I'm using Win32::Perms to set
permissions on shares and directories.
When I'm executing the following code, the permissions on the shares (code
not included) are created without any problem. The code for securing the
directories is absolutetly the same as for the shares. But when I'm
executing this code (processing a input file with informations about the
shares / directories), this script randomly crashes with Dr.Watson. I
found out, that the code , where I'm adding the permissions for the local
administrators and the group is "the point of the crash". But hey, it
works fine on 7 or 8 out of 10 directories and there is really nothing
special about these directories, where the script crashes. These
directories are created during execution of the script (the result after
the crash is a newly created and shared directory with the correct
share-permission, but the directory permissions are left default). The
point that drives me crazy is that it works with the majority, but crashes
with others ! I tried this several times, and I can't reproduce the
behaviour, sometimes it crashes sometimes not...
Here is the code:
...
# define constants for permissions
$MaskAdmin = "FULL";
$MaskAccount = "CHANGE";
$Access = "Allow";
$Flags = "OBJECT_INHERIT_ACE|CONTAINER_INHERIT_ACE";
...
# adjusting access rights on shared directory
# extract admin share for driveletter of share server
# create dir object for permissions
$PermObject = "\\\\$SHARESERVER\\$USERDIRSHARE\\$USERDIRDIR$User\\";
if ($PermDir = new Win32::Perms( $PermObject ) ) {
...
}
# remove all standard ACE's from dir
if ($PermDir->Remove(-1) ) {
...
}
#***************************************************************************
****************************************************
# create ACE's for the local admin group and the local owners group
$PermDir->Add( "$SHARESERVER\\Administrators", eval( uc $MaskAdmin ),
eval( uc $Access ), eval( uc $Flags ) );
$PermDir->Add( "$DOMAIN\\$User", eval( uc $MaskAccount ), eval( uc
$Access ), eval( uc $Flags ) );
if ($PermDir->Set() ) {
...
}
#***************************************************************************
*****************************************************
$PermDir->Close();
By the way, I'm using AP 5.0.6 (Build 623), Win32::Perms 0.2000.02.16,
both on Win2K Prof SP1 and NT 4.0 SP6a Server in a NT domain. My
permissions are domain admin.
I also have tested these scripts completly local on my Win2K SP1 box (no
domain, no network..) with the same result. I'm getting the following
error:
The instruction at "0x77fac8ac" referenced memory at "0x00000000". The
memory could not be "written".
Best regards,
Christian Kirn
email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www www.gaxi.de
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