Logon script multiple users

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Kevin2012 January 30, 2012 at 06:06:23 Pacific
Specs: Windows 7

Hi!
We are using a simple logon script for example:
if /i %USERNAME:~4,5%==name1 goto name1
Now we need to re-program this to user multiple users.
For example:
User_Name1
User_Name2
User_Name3
User_Name4
etc. etc.
How can i script this to one line instead of mulitple lines ?
Kind Regards!
Kevin

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tonysathre January 30, 2012 at 11:07:26 Pacific

Can you post your full script?
Tony

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Kevin2012 January 31, 2012 at 04:41:10 Pacific

Hi Tony!
It's a simple script:
if /i %USERNAME:~5,5%==name1 goto name1
:Name1
(Start some programs)
I can solve this by creating different lines of al 50 accounts, like:
if /i %USERNAME:~5,5%==name1 goto name1
if /i %USERNAME:~5,5%==name2 goto name1
if /i %USERNAME:~5,5%==name3 goto name1
if /i %USERNAME:~5,5%==name4 goto name1
if /i %USERNAME:~5,5%==name5 goto name1
etc. etc.
But i think it can be solved by changing some code of the original code :)

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Razor2.3 January 31, 2012 at 05:22:00 Pacific

Q: Why even bother in the first place? A logon script will either have general configuration stuff, so the name of the user doesn't matter; or it'll have specific settings for the specific user, in which case it should be tied to the specific account and not in the general logon script.
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