CACLS in Autoit

[MMedina]

So I have a very simple Auotit script that is utilizing the Printbrm to export to a file but Cacls are not being changed......

Attached is the script:

$sUser = "WTF"
$sPass = "IsGoing"
$sDomain = "OnHere"
$sCMD = "C:\Windows\System32\spool\tools\Printbrm.exe /b /f C:\temp\Printers\backup.printerExport"
$sCalc = "C:\Windows\System32\cacls C:\temp\Printers /t /e /g Everyone:f"

DirCreate ("C:\Temp\Printers")
RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCalc)
RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCMD)

 

Please any help will be grateful......

THANKS

[MMedina]

On 3/5/2013 at 10:36 AM, water said:

Add

#RequireAdmin

at the top of your script and use Run to execute Cacls.

So I have a very simple Auotit script that is utilizing the Printbrm to export to a file but Cacls are not being changed......

Attached is the script:

$sUser = "WTF"
$sPass = "IsGoing"
$sDomain = "OnHere"
$sCMD = "C:\Windows\System32\spool\tools\Printbrm.exe /b /f C:\temp\Printers\backup.printerExport"
$sCalc = "C:\Windows\System32\cacls C:\temp\Printers /t /e /g Everyone:f"

DirCreate ("C:\Temp\Printers")
RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCalc)
RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCMD)

 

[MMedina]

So I have a very simple Auotit script that is utilizing the Printbrm to export to a file but Cacls are not being changed......

Attached is the script:

$sUser = "WTF"
$sPass = "IsGoing"
$sDomain = "OnHere"
$sCMD = "C:\Windows\System32\spool\tools\Printbrm.exe /b /f C:\temp\Printers\backup.printerExport"
$sCalc = "C:\Windows\System32\cacls C:\temp\Printers /t /e /g Everyone:f"

DirCreate ("C:\Temp\Printers")
RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCalc)
RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCMD)

[MMedina]

So I have a very simple Auotit script that is utilizing the Printbrm to export to a file but Cacls are not being changed......

Attached is the script:

$sUser = "WTF"
$sPass = "IsGoing"
$sDomain = "OnHere"
$sCMD = "C:\Windows\System32\spool\tools\Printbrm.exe /b /f C:\temp\Printers\backup.printerExport"
$sCalc = "C:\Windows\System32\cacls C:\temp\Printers /t /e /g Everyone:f"

DirCreate ("C:\Temp\Printers")
RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCalc)
RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCMD)

[careca]

Why did you create another exact same thread?

EDIT: is this for 2003 sp2 or Vista+? If it is they say you should use icacls instead.

Edited July 22, 2018 by careca

[MMedina]

When I attempted the first time it said that the service wasn't available at the time.

So I created a new one and they both appeared. Couldn't find a why to delete it.

[careca]

Ok np.

Did you try any combination of single or double quotes on the paths?

PS: and running as admin?

Edited July 22, 2018 by careca

[MMedina]

I have tried so many variables I can not recall......

$sUser = "WTF", $sPass = "IsGoing", $sDomain = "OnHere"

I am passing the cred to elevate to admin. 

The export of the printer is working fine however the Cacls are not changing as expected......
If I runas an admin and pass the arguements "C:\Windows\System32\cacls.exe C:\temp\Printers /t /e /g Everyone:f" It works fine

$sUser = "WTF"
$sPass = "IsGoing"
$sDomain = "OnHere"
$sCMD = "C:\Windows\System32\spool\tools\Printbrm.exe /b /f C:\temp\Printers\backup.printerExport"
$sCalc = "C:\Windows\System32\cacls.exe C:\temp\Printers /t /e /g Everyone:f"

DirCreate ("C:\Temp\Printers")
RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCalc)
RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCMD)

 

Test3.au3

[Jos]

Merged all three places you posted into this thread... lets try staying here now.

Jos

[spudw2k]

What is the return value and value of @error after your RunAsWait function call?

Give this a read: https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/160817-elevate-a-part-of-a-script-using-run-as/

[MMedina]

20 hours ago, spudw2k said:

What is the return value and value of @error after your RunAsWait function call?

Give this a read: https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/160817-elevate-a-part-of-a-script-using-run-as/

I am a newbie at this so apologies from the start....

so are you asking me to run this:

RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCalc @error)

 

[spudw2k]

I was thinking of something like this:

;untested
$iRtn = RunAsWait ($sUser, $sDomain, $sPass, 0, "cmd /c " & $sCalc)
ConsoleWrite("Return Value: " & $iRtn & @CRLF & "@error Value: " & @error)

 

That article I linked to has some info in regards to RunAsWait not doing automatic process elevation.