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How to run a process under a system user from VUGen script?
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Hello,
I faced a tricky situation.
There is a script that monitors Microsoft Office Communicator. To monitor it, we installed communicator itself and OSDK, i.e. API.
We put a reference on the library 'CommunicatorAPI.dll' which exposes MOC's main functions.
To run the MOC and make SignIn we perform the following script:
dim communicator as New CommunicatorAPI.Messenger()
communicator.autosignin()
Pretty simple.
The result of the execution of these lines is a running communicator (process communicator.exe or COMMUN~1.exe).
To make sure that communicator signed in successfully we check the status like the following:
communicator.MyStatus.ToString() = 'MISTATUS_OFFLINE'
The problem is that it (the process) starts under the user we installed it (communicator) some day. But we need it to start under different domain users.
Autosingin() function makes communicator to sing in automatically using user credentials under which user logged on the windows.
We configured BPM for several instances for different specific domain users.
But we noticed that only mdrv.exe process starts under a specific user and communicator.exe starts under the same user.
Probably anybody have ideas how to make run these lines under different domain users:
dim communicator as New CommunicatorAPI.Messenger()
Thanks a lot in advance.
P.S. It's not technically possible to put user credentials directly using API, only Autosingin() which gets logged on user login credentials.
I faced a tricky situation.
There is a script that monitors Microsoft Office Communicator. To monitor it, we installed communicator itself and OSDK, i.e. API.
We put a reference on the library 'CommunicatorAPI.dll' which exposes MOC's main functions.
To run the MOC and make SignIn we perform the following script:
dim communicator as New CommunicatorAPI.Messenger()
communicator.autosignin()
Pretty simple.
The result of the execution of these lines is a running communicator (process communicator.exe or COMMUN~1.exe).
To make sure that communicator signed in successfully we check the status like the following:
communicator.MyStatus.ToString() = 'MISTATUS_OFFLINE'
The problem is that it (the process) starts under the user we installed it (communicator) some day. But we need it to start under different domain users.
Autosingin() function makes communicator to sing in automatically using user credentials under which user logged on the windows.
We configured BPM for several instances for different specific domain users.
But we noticed that only mdrv.exe process starts under a specific user and communicator.exe starts under the same user.
Probably anybody have ideas how to make run these lines under different domain users:
dim communicator as New CommunicatorAPI.Messenger()
Thanks a lot in advance.
P.S. It's not technically possible to put user credentials directly using API, only Autosingin() which gets logged on user login credentials.
Re: How to run a process under a system user from VUGen script?
Did you ever resolve your problem? I am curious why you needed to use several different user accounts for login, why wouldn't it work with just one?
Are you able to post your script?
Are you able to post your script?
Re: How to run a process under a system user from VUGen script?
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Hi,
I realize this is an old thread, but I would be highly interested in any steps (or script examples) you used to get this working.
Thanks
I realize this is an old thread, but I would be highly interested in any steps (or script examples) you used to get this working.
Thanks
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How to run a process under a system user from VUGen script?
Hello,
I faced a tricky situation.
There is a script that monitors Microsoft Office Communicator. To monitor it, we installed communicator itself and OSDK, i.e. API.
We put a reference on the library 'CommunicatorAPI.dll' which exposes MOC's main functions.
To run the MOC and make SignIn we perform the following script:
dim communicator as New CommunicatorAPI.Messenger()
communicator.autosignin()
Pretty simple.
The result of the execution of these lines is a running communicator (process communicator.exe or COMMUN~1.exe).
To make sure that communicator signed in successfully we check the status like the following:
communicator.MyStatus.ToString() = 'MISTATUS_OFFLINE'
The problem is that it (the process) starts under the user we installed it (communicator) some day. But we need it to start under different domain users.
Autosingin() function makes communicator to sing in automatically using user credentials under which user logged on the windows.
We configured BPM for several instances for different specific domain users.
But we noticed that only mdrv.exe process starts under a specific user and communicator.exe starts under the same user.
Probably anybody have ideas how to make run these lines under different domain users:
dim communicator as New CommunicatorAPI.Messenger()
Thanks a lot in advance.
P.S. It's not technically possible to put user credentials directly using API, only Autosingin() which gets logged on user login credentials.
I faced a tricky situation.
There is a script that monitors Microsoft Office Communicator. To monitor it, we installed communicator itself and OSDK, i.e. API.
We put a reference on the library 'CommunicatorAPI.dll' which exposes MOC's main functions.
To run the MOC and make SignIn we perform the following script:
dim communicator as New CommunicatorAPI.Messenger()
communicator.autosignin()
Pretty simple.
The result of the execution of these lines is a running communicator (process communicator.exe or COMMUN~1.exe).
To make sure that communicator signed in successfully we check the status like the following:
communicator.MyStatus.ToString() = 'MISTATUS_OFFLINE'
The problem is that it (the process) starts under the user we installed it (communicator) some day. But we need it to start under different domain users.
Autosingin() function makes communicator to sing in automatically using user credentials under which user logged on the windows.
We configured BPM for several instances for different specific domain users.
But we noticed that only mdrv.exe process starts under a specific user and communicator.exe starts under the same user.
Probably anybody have ideas how to make run these lines under different domain users:
dim communicator as New CommunicatorAPI.Messenger()
Thanks a lot in advance.
P.S. It's not technically possible to put user credentials directly using API, only Autosingin() which gets logged on user login credentials.
Re: How to run a process under a system user from VUGen script?
Did you ever resolve your problem? I am curious why you needed to use several different user accounts for login, why wouldn't it work with just one?
Are you able to post your script?
Are you able to post your script?
Re: How to run a process under a system user from VUGen script?
Hi,
I realize this is an old thread, but I would be highly interested in any steps (or script examples) you used to get this working.
Thanks
I realize this is an old thread, but I would be highly interested in any steps (or script examples) you used to get this working.
Thanks
The opinions expressed above are the personal opinions of the authors, not of Micro Focus. By using this site, you accept the . Certain versions of content ('Material') accessible here may contain branding from Hewlett-Packard Company (now HP Inc.) and Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company. As of September 1, 2017, the Material is now offered by Micro Focus, a separately owned and operated company. Any reference to the HP and Hewlett Packard Enterprise/HPE marks is historical in nature, and the HP and Hewlett Packard Enterprise/HPE marks are the property of their respective owners.