I want to VB detect user that you're logged in like... installation software finds the path and it includes example: "C:Users\%User%" How to? Didn't found any good keywords for that so i didn't found it from search.
I have an intranet asp.net application and when a page is loaded, i want to log the IP Address, Computer Name and the Windows Account(from active directory) currently logged into the computer from which the page is being accessed.
So far, Im able to get the IP address and computer name but the windows account, am getting NT AUTHORITYSYSTEM
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, _ ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles start.Click Dim folderExists As Boolean
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above i have a specific username in the little backup script i have created. in this section of the code, if the user selects this particular chkbox then hits "start" it backs up the above loacation to a "server" H.
how do i code it to automatically pull the username and place it where "godboubs" (aka the username) is?
My program connects to a Mysql Database. It allow registration and login. I Need this to update the "BankACCid" column(?) in Mysql for the current logged in user.This is the code that doesn't work
MySql Connection Dim conn As MySqlConnection conn = New MySqlConnection()
I know that using Dim currUser As String = Request.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER") retunrs the DomainUsername, but I want to know what Group that user is in say in Active Directory.
Is there for my .Net application to detect if a user has logged on? It is a Windows Service, so it will be running before logon.What I want to do is display a "popup" when a user logs on to tell them the status of the application
I'm running an application under an account that is not the account logged-on to the PC.
Within the application I need check if the logged-on user is a member of the Administrators group. Below is the code I'm using. From what I've read, WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent() should return an object associated with the logged-on user. It doesn't, it returns the same information as the call to System.Threading.Thread.CurrentPrincipal. Which is the information associated to the ID running the application, not the logged-on user.
I was just wondering if there was a way with, using VB.net, be able to create a program to detect when a message is received in Windows Live Messenger, and alert the user?Essentially, MSN is minimized in background and our program, Program A, is also running in backgroung.Friend X sends us a message, the MSN icon blinks as usualy, but also a window pops up and shows the name of the user and the message.I was just wondering if there was a way to connect to MSN in some fom to be able to do this?
I'd like you filter some results in a grid, and i want the user to be able to type a value into a textbox, and then the grid will be filtered by that value. I don't need help with the grid or how to populate it. My question is in regards to the textbox; How can i tell when the user has stopped typing so i can automatically load the grid? I thought about doing a refresh automatically in the TextChanged event, but that seems silly since the user could still be typing more characters.
I've searched around but can't find a clear answer for this. From my winforms VB2010 app, I'd like to be able to detect the country of the user's PC at runtime. Specifically, all I really need to detect is whether the user is in Australia or Canada.Most things I've seen will say "have a look at System.Globalization.CultureInfo", but with no clear example. I also know that the old-school "GetLocaleInfo" API can be used for this as well. I do have some code using the latter, which detects Australia when LOCALE_ICOUNTRY returns a value of 61. However, that won't work for Canada, as it returns 1, which is the same as USA (I know that these are based on telephone country codes).
I am using Microsoft visual basic 2010 for a asp.net site using c#.I am using the asp.net configuration for user registration. I have a comments form which I want to appear only if a user is logged in.I now there is a toolbox helper thing called Login View which does exactly what I want but as soon as I put a form inside the code won't compile because it cannot find the textbox fields.
If I take the form out of asp:LoginView it works fine. Inside I get the following:
Error 2 The name 'txtTitle' does not exist in the current context NewsArticle.aspx.cs 59 53 Figmentville Error 3 The name 'txtComment' does not exist in the current context NewsArticle.aspx.cs 59 68 Figmentville
The logged-in 'UserId' and 'UserName' is getting displayed correctly, but now how do I use the string 'lmember' in my 'SELECT' statement when I need to display the related information from the table 'aspnet_Users' for the logged-in user? getting the following select statement:
SelectCommand="SELECT * FROM aspnet_Users WHERE (UserName= ????)"
I'm writing software in VB .NET (2005) which uses the Windows user information as login credentials - just the username. I've found Environment.UserName which works for the username (as you would expect).However, I need more information - I need the full name of the user (as shown on the Start Menu). It seems this information is stored... somewhere, as Windows is able to use it for things like permissions on file shares.
i have a problem with my project.in one form i have 2 textboxes in one i have displayed the serial number.in the second i want display the current user logged on software.how can i display the current user logged in ????? the code for the serial number is :[code].....
I keep a Session variable when the user is logged in. So that when the user click on btnLogout it must clear all my sessions and Log the User out for GOOD!!!
It does clear my sessions but if i click the BACK button in IE right after i logged out then i am still logged in! Meaning it goes back to screen where the user was still logged into.
I need to create a spreadsheet of which kit is assigned to which person, within the company.
We have desktops & laptops, for the purpose of this post, we'll say desktops are named DESKTOP then a random 3 digit number (DESKTOP001, DESKTOP002 etc.) and laptops are named LAPTOP then a random 3 digit number (LAPTOP001, LAPTOP002 etc.)
I'm presuming the best way of checking which user uses each workstation would be to check who last logged in to it. doing this for ALL computers in a certain OU (lets say DESKTOP_OU for desktops and LAPTOP_OU for laptops in this example) (either with VB Script or PowerShell I would presume) and to export it to Excel.
what i want is when the user inputs the username and password, his/her information will be showed in the textbox located at the mainform which shows the users information like where he live and his occupation. how to show users data in the textbox of another form when he/she logged in. im using vb.net and mssql
I have a windows login form, and it checks whether the user name and password match and lets you log in. If I wanted to say pull some information from a dataset later on in the program. How would i pull the data from the specific user that is logged in, rather than all the data from the database.
I have a client/server application running in a windows domain environment, the client application is started at log on by a scheduled task using domain admin credentials, i need to be able retrieve the username of the user who logged onto the workstation but all the methods i have tried returns the user that was used to execute the program.I have tried:
I have this code that gives me the user logged on name of a remote computer, but if i run the program in certaing computers, it returns with the error "Not Available Due Restrictions" which is set if the scope cant connect...
why it connects fine in some computers and other not..is there something i have to add to the code for it to run fine in any computer
this is the code
vb.net Dim connection As New ConnectionOptions connection.Username = ("ADMIN") connection.Password = ("something")
For some reason the following code works perfectly fine if a user is logged into a machine but if no one is logged in, I receive the error message "Call was canceled by the message filter. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80010002 (RPC_E_CALL_CANCELED))" I know it is possible somehow to create the service on the remote machine even if a user is not logged in but what must I change in my code??
how can i get the currently interactive logged user from a windows service?
note that i want the logged user (not the system account of the windows service) and the logged user, may be, is more than one (so i cant just get the owner of explorer.exe).
I am using VB in VS 2008. I have written a program which loads data into SQL Server nightly. It is a Windows Forms application which runs well from Task Scheduler when a user is logged in. However when I try to run it when there is no user logged in, the program starts but it just sits idle.
Is there a way to include a person's logged in user name in an insert statement? Like, how could I detect which user is signed in, and then insert that username into my table in my database?
If I create a scheduled task for my vb.net program, and run it under another user, and it runs when logged off, as long as the user has full rights, will the winforms application be able to call web services over the web?