Thanks to all who replied to my "Running Perl as a Logon Script" post (during the testing phase, Perl is installed on a few clients. Once I can prove this works, I will then get management's OK to install Perl on the domain controllers). Wrapping the .pl in a .bat resolved my issue. I have one other question related to this...In the logon script I am using %LOGONSERVER% to determine which domain controller authenticated the client, and %COMPUTERNAME% to determine the name of the client. However, these environmental variables do not exist in Windows 95/98. These variables are used to determine script "flow" and to store logon information in a text file (later, after I learn more about OLE and ODBC this information will be stored in a database). ** Does anyone know of a way to obtain %LOGONSERVER% and %COMPUTERNAME%, for 95/98 clients, through a logon script? ** _______________________________________________ Perl-Win32-Admin mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/listinfo/perl-win32-admin
