Thx Jpa. I changed skip printer to 'Y' and ran again.
Thx Mark - for the run-down of audit_domain.
1.
Strange that I did not have the printer issue with any other machines I audited yet - first one to spew the PHP errors w/ printer audit.
Wouldn't think editing these "DOS" vbs audit scripts in VI on the Linux box is causing an issue w/ the audit_domain script?
Any issues w/ running thru Samba/Linux from a Windows machine?
2.
Just don't understand why the audit_domain script cruises thru all the computer names and then stops.
It does not hesitate and get audit(software info, etc.) info for each computer along the way like audit.vbs in the OpenAuditv1 server.
Still does not audit the PC's and add info to DB - just zips right thru and lists the machines and stops.
Then - all I have is broken links(man_type empty) w/ the PHP issue - perhaps that is what is stopping the further population of the rest of data?
Y:\>cscript //nologo audit_domain.vbs
Now Auditing:
LDAP://dc=Auxiant,dc=localselect name, location, operatingSystem, lastLogon from 'LDAP://dc=Auxiant,dc=local' where objectclass='computer'
number of systems retrieved from ldap: 241
number of filtered systems: 234
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Have list of PC's from AD-LDAP
0 of 234
processes running: 1
next system: 2V87W61
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...
233 of 234
processes running: 3
next system: WINXPTEST
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End of Loop - what happened?
Made it to checking how many cscripts are running...
3.
Is there something I am missing in the audit_domain script config for our domain?
This is the command that should work - correct?
--> command1 = "cscript //nologo """ & script_name & """ " & pc_array(i) & " ldap=""" & local_domain & """ "
4.
Sorry if I am thick-headed here - just trying to to audit all computers at once and not able to do that yet...sigh.
And maybe the PHP fix will remedy that part.
In the meantime - should I revert to Beta7.1 or 6.4 in order to run the audit_domain script properly?
Else - trying to see if I missed any config options in the beginning of the script - not a proficient programmer by any means.
Thanks for your continued help!
-SP