Add AD computer description to script/GUI

[water]

Typo on my side. Should be:

#include<AD.au3>
$iAD_Debug = 2

[mik3]

This is what I get when I run the tool.

http://postimage.org/image/s40o98krb/

[water]

But isn't this the same error we already solved by installing version 3.3.8.0 of AutoIt?

[mik3]

The gui never opens.

[mik3]

I think before the error occurred when I tried to perform a task in the tool.

[mik3]

http://postimage.org/image/s2qbjn6qz/

This is how I edited the file.

[water]

That's wrong. It should be "$iAD_Debug = 2".

Here is my compiled exe which just runs fine and includes the debug option. Could you give this a try?

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Edited January 12, 2012 by water

[mik3]

It does not create a computer account. There is no error.

[water]

Seems to be a global problem. A test script which connects to the AD runs fine when run from SciTE but gives an error when run compiled.

I have to do some more testing and will come back as soon as I have a solution.

Stay tuned ...

[mik3]

Any luck?

[water]

I was able to solve the global problem - was caused by my installation.

At the moment I'm not sure how to diagnose the problems you see. I can't recreate the situation because I only have read access to our AD.

I will think about it and hope to come up with a solution as soon as I find some spare time - I'm quite busy at the moment!

[water]

Sorry for the long delay ... was quite busy releasing the first beta of our ExcelChart UDF.

I hope to come up with a test script in a few days.

[water]

I have created a small test script so we can more easily see where the problem is.

Could you please fill in the variables, run the script and post the result?

#include <ad.au3>
Global $AdminUserName = ""         ; Username with permissions to create computer accounts and set permisisons on the computer account in AD
Global $AdminUserPassword = ""     ; Password
Global $DomainName = ""              ; Optional: Domain name e.g. DC=microsoft,DC=com
Global $DomainController = ""      ; Optional: Name of Domain Controller e.g.DC-Server1.microsoft.com
Global $ConfigurationContext = ""   ; Optional: Configuration naming context e.g. CN=Configuration,DC=microsoft,DC=com
Global $OU = ""                    ; Organizational unit to create the computer account in e.g. OU=Computer_Accounts,DC=microsoft,DC=com
Global $ComputerName = ""           ; Name of the computer account to create. SamAccountName without trailing "$" e.g. C0001
Global $Usergroup = ""             ; Name of the user account or group to join the physical computer to the domain
_AD_Open($AdminUserName, $AdminUserPassword, $DomainName, $DomainController, $ConfigurationContext)
If @error Then Exit MsgBox(16, "ADAT", "_AD_Open: @error: " & @error & ", @extended: " & @extended)
_AD_CreateComputer($OU, $ComputerName, $Usergroup)
If @error Then Exit MsgBox(16, "ADAT", "_AD_Open: @error: " & @error & ", @extended: " & @extended)
MsgBox(64, "ADAT", "Computer successfully created!")
_AD_Close()

Edited January 26, 2012 by water

[mik3]

Got an error.

http://static.inky.ws/image/1219/image.jpg

[mik3]

I did upgrade autoit to 3.3.8.1

I did not touch SciTE

Edited February 1, 2012 by mik3

[water]

Very strange. @error = 1 means that there was a problem installing the COM error handler.

That's why we didn't get any COM errors whenc alling _AD_CreateComputer.

Do you have a computer with AutoIt 3.3.6.1 installed where you can test the above code?

[mik3]

I can unistall 3.3.8.1 and install that one.

[mik3]

I installed 3.3.6.1. Same error.

[water]

The last problem was caused by a typo

Could you please fill all the variables with your data and run the script again?

#include <ad.au3>
Global $AdminUserName = ""       ; Username with permissions to create computer accounts and set permisisons on the computer account in AD
Global $AdminUserPassword = ""   ; Password
Global $DomainName = ""           ; Optional: Domain name e.g. DC=microsoft,DC=com
Global $DomainController = ""     ; Optional: Name of Domain Controller e.g.DC-Server1.microsoft.com
Global $ConfigurationContext = ""   ; Optional: Configuration naming context e.g. CN=Configuration,DC=microsoft,DC=com
Global $OU = ""                 ; Organizational unit to create the computer account in e.g. OU=Computer_Accounts,DC=microsoft,DC=com
Global $ComputerName = ""          ; Name of the computer account to create. SamAccountName without trailing "$" e.g. C0001
Global $Usergroup = ""           ; Name of the user account or group to join the physical computer to the domain
_AD_Open($AdminUserName, $AdminUserPassword, $DomainName, $DomainController, $ConfigurationContext)
If @error Then Exit MsgBox(16, "ADAT", "_AD_Open: @error: " & @error & ", @extended: " & @extended)
_AD_CreateComputer($OU, $ComputerName, $Usergroup)
If @error Then Exit MsgBox(16, "ADAT", "_AD_CreateComputer: @error: " & @error & ", @extended: " & @extended)
MsgBox(64, "ADAT", "Computer successfully created!")
_AD_Close()

[mik3]

another error.

http://static.inky.ws/image/1221/image.jpg