CMD RunAs

[caramen]

Hello AutoIT Helpers  

 

Trying to run the following as administrator but can't get it work. 

 

#include <Constants.au3>

Local $foo = Run (@ComSpec & " netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip", @SystemDir )


RunAs ("ACCOUNT","DOMAIN.com","PASSWORD",@ComSpec & " netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip" , @SystemDir, @SW_SHOW, $STDERR_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD)

 

Seem like i'm missing something. 

 

Run and RunAs are not working. 

 

If i read the line it return me 0 Like if the command does not got rights I guess.

 

If i run manualy the command in a CMD runed as administrator it s working. Just want to do that at end.

 

Guess there is somthing special in this command. 

 

For information i got a 64 bits OS

The " netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip "

When i look into system32 I  have netcfg.exe But i dont got it in Syswow64

 

The strange thing is if i run manualy my cmd as admin. It will execute the syswow64 cmd. And then i will be able to execute my netcfg from there. §There is somthing i cant figure out. PLease help me  

 

Edited November 5, 2018 by caramen

[JLogan3o13]

So what do you see when you add "/k " to your run or runAs command, to keep the window open?

[Jos]

9 minutes ago, JLogan3o13 said:

So what do you see when you add "/k " to your run or runAs command, to keep the window open?

/c is missing totally so no surprise it doesn't work.

[BrewManNH]

You have the command to run, in the RunAs function, in the Logon_flag parameter position as well, so no wonder it won't work that way.

[caramen]

I paste that code but i tryed lot of syntaxt./  sorry it was unclear

 

Hmmmm 

Run (@ComSpec & " /c /k netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip", @SystemDir ) ;Not working (window disapear directly
RunAs ("Administrateur",@ComputerName,"***",$RUN_LOGON_PROFILE,@ComSpec & " /c /k netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip" , @SystemDir);Not working at all

Run (@ComSpec & " /k netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip", @SystemDir ) ;Working ( BUT no command sent ) 
RunAs ("Administrateur",@ComputerName,"***",$RUN_LOGON_PROFILE,@ComSpec & " /k netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip" , @SystemDir); Working ( BUT no command sent )

 

I dodge the problem like that but i whould prefer somthing more reliable. with less windows opened and as possible hidden. 

RunAs("Administrateur",@ComputerName,"SgtChewie38",$RUN_LOGON_PROFILE,"c:\windows\syswow64\cmd.exe", @SystemDir, @SW_SHOW)
   $cHNW = WinWait ("c:\windows")
   Send ("runas /user:Administrateur cmd")
   Send("{ENTER}")
   Sleep(300)
   Send ("***");Password
   Send("{ENTER}")
   Sleep(300)
   $cHNW2 = WinWait ("cmd (en tant")
   Send ("netcfg.exe -v -u ms_ndiswanipV6")
   Send ("{ENTER}")
   Sleep(1000)
   Send ("netcfg.exe -v -u ms_ndiswanip")
   Send ("{ENTER}")
   Sleep (1000)

Then i need the @comspec. 

 

 

When i run the command manualy ( i got white cmd so dont be suprised ) But that show it run it from different accuont?.

5 Lines in total

 

Terminé mean in this case "sucess"

But this is when i run from autoIT

4 lines total

Nothing sent to me. I am hightligthing the line between the two c:\ to be sure it s not black text. But nothing. I cant even see if it s sucess or fail or ... 

 

Btw the black console does not seem to be admin.

Edited November 5, 2018 by caramen

[Nine]

Run (@ComSpec & " /c netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip", @SystemDir ) 

Try this line ...

[caramen]

25 minutes ago, Nine said:

Run (@ComSpec & " /c netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip", @SystemDir ) 

Try this line ...

$cDisk = RunAs ("Administrateur",@ComputerName,"SgtChewie38",$RUN_LOGON_PROFILE,@ComSpec & "/k /c netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip", @SystemDir ,$STDERR_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD )

;Nothing Window disapeard so i cannot check if it 's succed

Run (@ComSpec & "/k /c netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip", @SystemDir  ) ; /C is'nt a recognised command

Run ( @ComSpec & " /c netcfg –v –u ms_ndiswanip", @SystemDir  ) ; Not admin and cant check

µTryed same with show flag = same

Edited November 5, 2018 by caramen

[Nine]

Run (@ComSpec & "  /c netcfg.exe –v –u ms_ndiswanip > test.txt" , ""  ) 

compiled it and runned the exe as an admin, result will be in test.txt

[caramen]

Trying tomorow. Good way for testing ty. 

[caramen]

16 hours ago, Nine said:

Run (@ComSpec & "  /c netcfg.exe –v –u ms_ndiswanip > test.txt" , ""  ) 

compiled it and runned the exe as an admin, result will be in test.txt

Text.txt = blank

 

[Jos]

Try running it in X64 mode. 

Jos

[caramen]

1 minute ago, Jos said:

Try running it in X64 mode. 

Jos

 

just to be sure... you mean compil it in x64? 

Edited November 6, 2018 by caramen

[Jos]

Either compile as x64 or run it with AutoIt3_x64.exe. Use the AutoIt3Wrapper directive when you have the full version of SciTE4AutoIt3 installed.

Jos

[caramen]

3 minutes ago, Jos said:

Either compile as x64 or run it with AutoIt3_x64.exe. Use the AutoIt3Wrapper directive when you have the full version of SciTE4AutoIt3 installed.

Jos

Nothing change it s same the txt file is blank.

Btw..i do not changed the code actually i run this : 

Run (@ComSpec & "  /c netcfg.exe –v –u ms_ndiswanip > test.txt" , ""  )

 

[caramen]

I guess it is the netcfg tool that is realy special.

 

I dont know how to manage it. Should I give up automatig it this way ?

 

Btw everyone cant test out the script since that command disabling IP V6&Wan settings nothing else. 

Edited November 6, 2018 by caramen

[Jos]

Ok, i understand now what the issue is. The pasted code it UTF8 encoded which causes some issues.
Try this line: 

Run (@ComSpec & " /k netcfg.exe -v -q ms_ndiswanip > test.txt 2>&1" )

.. and check by changing the File Encoding to Ansi ( File/Encoding/Code Page Property

2 hours ago, caramen said:

Btw everyone cant test out the script since that command disabling IP V6&Wan settings nothing else. 

I replaced the -u with -q so it only does a Query ...safer?  

Jos

Edited November 6, 2018 by Jos

[caramen]

14 minutes ago, Jos said:

I replaced the -u with -q so it only does a Query ...safer?  

I have to test if it repeiring my vpn issue still. I have to reproduce the bug and test the line i ll need some time i come back here. Thx Jos for spending time for me. 

 

Just for my understanding. 

15 minutes ago, Jos said:

The pasted code it UTF8 encoded which causes some issues.

That mean it s the Forum page that show the text in UTF8 ? and if i copy past it s uncorrect then ? Or can you explain me ?

[Jos]

Just do what I stated in my post:

17 minutes ago, Jos said:

.. and check by changing the File Encoding to Ansi ( File/Encoding/Code Page Property

When I use your posted code in SciTE and run it, I have the same issue. So when I change the encoding i see:

Quote

Run (@ComSpec & " /c netcfg.exe –v –u ms_ndiswanip > test.txt")

So that means that the "-v -u" are UTF doublebyte characters in stead of ANSI characters. CHange them to ANSI Characters and try your script again.

Jos

[caramen]

Well i dont need to reproduce bug it wont work with the -q

I mean the query in'nt enouth to solve the wanted thing.

I tested with -u and it's working

test.txt output : 

Tentative de d‚sinstallation de ms_ndiswanip ...


... Termin‚.

 

Same as :

 

Now @Jos

Could you explain me if i encode all my script like that will it change somthing ? 

Or it 's better to compile and run from external executable ?

 

I am total newby in encoding... And ansi things.. i dont even know what is that i ll document myself.

Edited November 6, 2018 by caramen

[Jos]

3 minutes ago, caramen said:

Could you explain me if i encode all my script like that will it change somthing ? 

No need to change the encoding from utf8 (without BOM) to ANSI, but make sure you use ANSI characters on the commandline for Run().
Somewhere in the process the encoding gets lost, but I am not sure why it happens. Somebody will be able to tell us I am sure.

Jos
 

Edited November 6, 2018 by Jos