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Sorry to resurect an old topic but I'm having some permission errors when the script run on certain computer and certain accounts. I was wondering if anyone else had this happen and if they had a fix for it. Or if anyone is using another similar solution.
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I have just started using inetlogger.vbs. It works fine the first time the user logs off, spy.htm contains details of websites visited. However, subsequent times the script is run on logoff I am getting "access denied" at line 203 which is

 

oFSO.CopyFile index_dat, spyTmp, True

 

and which is preceded ironically by

 

' Copy index.dat ---> C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Temp\spy.tmp

' REASON: Avoids file access violations under Windows.

 

The user's spy.htm file is written to but just contains the username, computer name and "Link".

 

The only changes I have made to inetlogger.vbs is the server name in lines 42,159 and 160. The problem occurs even as admin user. I would appreciate suggestions how to fix this.

Posted

I have managed to get it working by adding

 

If oFSO.FileExists(spyTmp) Then

oFSO.DeleteFile spyTmp, True

End If

 

Before line 203

 

Many thanks to uk101man for the script, it's very useful!

Posted
Ive just opened this zip file and clicked on netlogger, nothing happened, how do I get this to work ? Apologies I'm not as up to speed with this tech stuff as you guys....
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Posted (edited)

Holy Thread revival Batman!

 

Sorry to revive an old thread. I have this script running and it works like a gem, never needed to use it in anger yet. We now have had the question asked about what is done as regards Office staff using Google Chrome. Does anybody know of a way to modify this script to grab Chrome History, or maybe another way keep that info. Whether a plugin/script/extension.

 

Thoughts?

 

 

thanks guys.

Edited by levell3r

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