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Hi Our Sharepoint server is set to use NZ style dates at the OS (2000 Server) but clients attaching to sharepoint are seeing US style dates mm/dd/yyyy (verses dd/mm/yyyy). My client (using IE 5.0) gets the correct date format attaching to another sharepoint server (not admin by us) but not our...

Hello people I have a script to record all file names and timestamps for a directory. Another to change the company property for all office docs. I need to set the dates on the files back to what I have in the logs. This was all done in perl but it is not good at the last stage as I don't...

I have a script that reads a groups of files and records the filename and last changed date. I have another that reads that file and returns files to their last used dates. this works fine on files I own sitting on our samba shares. However files I do not own but I can still write and change...

I am reading the date a file was last modified. I have set this as a variable. I then run a process that modifies that date/time and I want to change it back. The date format I am getting is 18/10/2002 11:25:00 (by reading the properties of a word file). I am planing to us utime to reset...

I wrote this script to check our group file to see if there was any user in there that are not in the password file. It also puts the full username in the password file which is real handy. I know the perl is poor (It was also a learning exercise) but it works really well. Best I share...

I have been scanning the web, books and annoying my firends but I can't fix it. I have posted questions in many discussions and all are ignored. I am thinking someone must know or at least have a lead to more info so I am being bad and reposting it here. Loads of companies change their names...

Ello all. I am trying to change the properties on some documents. I have the following code which reads the properties fine but does not change them. Any ideas? Any pointers appreciated BTW you need dsofile.exe from MS to use this avail from...

I was wondering if there is a way to automatically export the private key on a 2000 client. In a situation where you are not in a domain if you client machine becomes unbootable how do you get back EFS'ed files? I realise how insecure this sounds but for laptop users I want to run a script...

Has anyone tried doing this with a script? I am not sure about the success of editing Word docs at the text level but will run some tests today. If I use notepad to look at a doc I can see the author info but pulling it and changing it seems difficult but not impossible. Any ideas experiance...

I was wondering if there is a way to automatically export the private key on a 2000 client. In a situation where you are not in a domain if you client machine becomes unbootable how do you get back EFS'ed files? I realise how insecure this sounds but for laptop users I want to run a script...

$cyfgrp[$i] =~ s/\$login\[\$a\]/\$first\[\$a\] \$lastn\[\$a\]/; I am trying to sub $login[$a] for $first[$a] lastn[$a] in $cyfgrp[$i]. I know there is a mistake here but I'm haing trouble figuring it out. Thanks

Thanks to some ppl I now can create a batch file from a VBscript containin " ^ ' etc. I can run it also using Set WShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WShell.Run "c:\temp\audit.bat" I set two parameters earlier using strInputA=InputBox("What IP Address or...

I want to make a batch file from a VBscript. There are some things that are just easier for me to do in dos (I don't want to spend a week learning to do em in vbs). In dos i go echo wscript.echo "this is sweet" >> c:\temp\temp.vbs I have tried dim filesys, filetxt, getname, path...