Hi Norm,
You can use the Remedy User CLI to start the User Tool from a Command
Prompt:
aruser /user="Demo" /password="password"
Thanks
Hussain
On Fri, 1 Jun 2007 15:38:02 -0500, Kaiser Norm E CIV USAF 96 CS/SCCE
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>Brian:
>
>Thanks for the info. I'm already aware of the option to not prompt for
>logon...unfortunately in my environment that won't work. I want to
pass
>a "randomized" password to the client--that is, a password unknown by
>the technician.
>
>And yes I am at Eglin. Where are you? Unfortunately there is no NW
>Florida RUG that I'm aware of.
>
>Norm
>
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>Subject: Re: Opening the User Tool from the Command Prompt
>
>Norm,
> It is in fact possible to launch the UT from a command prompt.
>I
>don't know about parameters, but depending on your environment you
might
>try
>setting all users search path to a "home" network location. Then you
>can
>configure the ar.ini and ar file to not prompt for login and with
>appropriate server info. I'm not sure where/how ARS stores username
and
>password, but once a user has logged in that information is retained
>somewhere. With those settings I can launch my UT and it auto logs me
>into
>that last server I was logged into. So, at best a partial solution,
but
>hope it helps.
>
>Cheers,
>Brian
>
>By the way, I see from your email address that you are at Eglin. Is
>there a
>RUG here in NW FL?
>
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>I thought for sure there was a way to do this. In fact I seem to
recall
>doing this awhile back and it working.
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>Isn't there a way to launch the User tool from a command prompt by
>feeding it username, password, and server as parameters?
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>Thanks,
>
>Norm
>
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