Hello everyone! I created a script which is executed whenever a user logs in. What it basically does is write the login information to a log file. Now, what I would like to do is restrict the access to the generated log file, so that only I can view that file and not the remaining domain users. Being so I created a folder that can only be accessed by me and the administration account. I gave the administration account permission because I was convinced that the script would be executed by this account, but how silly of me, it's executed under the account logging in. Being so, how can I overcome this problem? Is there anyway to run the script as administrator whatever the user? Thanks!

The way I understand it, admin scripts should be startup scripts, not login for security reasons. Let it run as the user. Write the log to a .doc file. Password protect the file. No one can read or modify it but you. Another option is encrypt it. How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.