windows username

[Kraszi]

Hi!

I'm a real beginner. Sorry if I ask some stuõid questions :-)

My problem is: I have more users on my computer. The system is windows 2000/
Xp. They made lot of data files in the same directory for a long time. now
some of users want separate their files. So I have to collect them by owners.

I started write a script to list recursively the files, but I can't get the
username of the owner of the file.

Maybe somebody can help me!

Thx!

Kraszi

[Simonbullen]

hello all, I was wandering, I work in an intranet enviroment and have several
forms on our sites that users can submit data. it has been known that people
have submit rubbish and blank forms, is there a way of tracking who sends them?
can I pull thier Windows logon username and store it with the entry? many
thanks in advance

[Simonbullen]

hello all, I was wandering, I work in an intranet enviroment and have several
forms on our sites that users can submit data. it has been known that people
have submit rubbish and blank forms, is there a way of tracking who sends them?
can I pull thier Windows logon username and store it with the entry? many
thanks in advance

[JMGibson3]

I think there must be a way (without getting into IIS Authentication issues)
but have never seen it published. The only thing I know of to easily work with
in ColdFusion is the IP in CGI.REMOTE_ADDR. Assuming you don't have
VPN/Firewall/Proxy Server obfuscation going on, the IP will at least tell you
what workstation the activity is coming from. If people don't move around to
much or are on predictable shift, you could figure out who did it. You mention
Windows Logon so it seems likely you're using IIS. Be aware that IIS logging
will also record the IP if you want to just look, rather than developing a
monitoring function of your own. If there is an easy way, I'd love to get my
hands on it to pre-fill logon pages and or authorize super functions to people
(me). It would have to be something like using the IP, run a com/exe onject to
interrogate the device and return the current user.

[maybenull]

required people to login once; connect to you ldap server to authenticate; then
save there info as client cookie properly obfuscating secure info. the use the
cookie to from then on.

run coldfusion through iis:
Go to <COLDFUSION_HOME>\bin\connectors and run or click
Upgrade_all_connectors.bat
set up a website/virtual directory in iis and use your
<COLDFUSION_HOME>\wwwroot\<APPLICATION_NAME> directory as the Home Directory in
IIS. Setup Integrated windows authentication in under Directory Securty in for
this site/vd. bam, your done. This also assumes you Windows network is setup
correctly to do this.