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Date:	Mon, 01 Jul 2002 10:40:37 -0500
From:	Jason Dufair <jase AT dufair DOT org>
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Subject:	Suggestions for cron/suid script?

Hi all -

I recently got cron set up on my Win2K box.  What a treat not to have to 
use Windows' built in scheduler!  Given that cron runs as SYSTEM, what 
I'm wondering is this: Is there any way to get cron to see my network 
shares?  Specifically, I'm tar/gzipping my Cygwin home dir and want to 
copy the tarball to a directory on my LAN (Novell share) for which my 
account for which my logged-in account is the only trustee.  When I run 
a script that tries to map it with "net use", I get an error that 
implies a permissions issue.  I'm not likely to be able to convince the 
network folks to change permissions to add my local SYSTEM acct to this 
share, so I wonder if there's some way to do it with, say, an SUID perl 
script or something.  I briefly tried creating one, but not being super 
familiar with suid, I'm having no luck.  Any advice would be welcome. 
 Thanks!

-- 
Jason Dufair - jase AT dufair DOT org
http://www.dufair.org/
"Londo: But this...this, this, *this* is like being *nibbled* to death
        by...  What are those Earth creatures called?  Feathers,
        long bill, webbed feet...  go quack...
 Vir:   Cats.
 Londo: Cats.  I'm being nibbled to death by cats."
-- Babylon 5



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