NWDSLogin() does not perform login when running in system
accoutn

I am developing an application that will run in the system account under
windows and do the Novell login for me. I am using NWDSLogin() for doing
login. 
Though the login function returns without any errors, the logged in
connection does not show up in "Novell Connections" tab. If however, I
run
the application under user account, the login shows up in "Novell
Connections".

How do I do a login when in a System account?

Any help is highly appreciated.

Thanks.
Padmini

"padminir" <akshpad@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2vnEg.5892$AZ6.3680@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com...
> I am developing an application that will run in the system account under
> windows and do the Novell login for me. I am using NWDSLogin() for doing
> login.
> Though the login function returns without any errors, the logged in
> connection does not show up in "Novell Connections" tab. If
however, I run
> the application under user account, the login shows up in "Novell
> Connections".
>
> How do I do a login when in a System account?

I dont have any experience in this area but there was a detailed discussion
of this in these forums a few years back. Do a groups.google.com search on
keywords "chuck", "chopp", "system" and
"service". Chuck Chopp is a former
sysop who previously answered questions about system service logins to
NetWare.

John

John Baird wrote:

> "padminir" <akshpad@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:2vnEg.5892$AZ6.3680@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com...
> > I am developing an application that will run in the system account
under
> > windows and do the Novell login for me. I am using NWDSLogin() for
doing
> > login.
> > Though the login function returns without any errors, the logged in
> > connection does not show up in "Novell Connections" tab. If
however, I run
> > the application under user account, the login shows up in
"Novell
> > Connections".
> >
> > How do I do a login when in a System account?

> I dont have any experience in this area but there was a detailed
discussion
> of this in these forums a few years back. Do a groups.google.com search on
> keywords "chuck", "chopp", "system" and
"service". Chuck Chopp is a former
> sysop who previously answered questions about system service logins to
> NetWare.

> John


Thanks, I'll do that.