Open-AudIT

I had the same problem, and the second post in this thread contains the fixed version, which was as you suggest to change the loop.
It looks like Mark included the first version in the Beta.

Great. That's what I get for not paying attention. Hopefully Mark will notice and get this in 1.0.

Yep - done.

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I run the script with a GPO both at startup and login, but I'm not entirely sure how the GPO performs the scripts. Does it make a copy to the client and runs it from there or runs the script from the DC? Where should the SQLite.exe go?

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If all you've got in the GPO is "cscript \\pathto\audit.vbs" I'm pretty sure it will run out of %SystemRoot% (C:\Windows). So the sqlite stuff in the script won't work for you unless you've got the sqlite binary in the path of your target workstations or in C:\Windows. Since you probably don't want to do that you could make the sqlite binary available on a share and put that path in the script.

You could hard code your chosen path at line 4799 and 4811 in the v16 script. You'd change "sqlite3.exe" to "\\pathto\sqlite3.exe".

Or the script previously had a way to set the path. You could comment remove the comment on line 4798 and add one to 4799. Remove the comment on line 4809 and add it back to 4811. Then somewhere in the variable definition stuff at the start of the script add "sScriptPath = \\pathtosqlitefolder\". Then test it and make sure it works.