I've followed Tim Golden's cookbook example to schedule a job via his Python wmi module; however, I need to specify the user account a scheduled job gets executed under (i.e., the process owner). The cookbook example will schedule a job owned by SYSTEM. I note the actual WMI library provides for a User and Password option, which do not appear to be visible options from within the python wmi module's Win32_ScheduledJob call. I am uncertain if the aforementioned User and Password options actually cause the scheduled job to be run as that user? As a workaround I schedule my job via the Win32_ScheduledJob call and follow this up with a Win32_Process.Create call to "schtasks.exe", in which I change the job id's run user (i.e., via the /RU option) to the appropriate user name.
Is there a way I can specify the run (or execution) user of a scheduled job within the Win32_ScheduledJob call or via the wmi interface? The way I am doing it right now, I could have simply called schtasks.exe directly and had it create the process with the intended run user, which I don't find very eloquent. Tom _______________________________________________ python-win32 mailing list python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
