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Custom logon script (AD win2008) running twice - Windows

I have a login script to install office 2016. I created a group, created a group policy for the logon script and linked it to an OU.

Loopback policy enabled, seems to cause login script to run twice

local policie, domain default and site - that will be executing twice. you can use filtering based on user group. -- Dragos CAMARA

Solved: login script runs twice | Experts Exchange

Sounds like Loopback Processing is enabled on this GPO and the logon script is being called from the Computers portion of the GPO rather than ...

Login script seems to run twice - Help - NixOS Discourse

I'm realtively new to NixOS and running into some integration issues. My user config in configuration.nix contains: … users.users.ops ...

Powershell platform script running twice? : r/Intune - Reddit

In the console it says it ran successfully, so it's not like it tried and failed and then ran again. It just runs twice. There is nothing ...

Logon script is launching twice (4292182) - Quest Support

The logon script is running twice and there may be two diagnostic trace files created at the same time in the upload repository if that feature is enabled in ...

Powershell script running twice at shutdown - Spiceworks Community

Logged off to verify it wasn't running as part of the user log off scripts (it wasn't) · ran a gpresut /H on the pc to verify that loopback ...

Logon script fires twice / runs double - KiXtart.org - official site

Configuring another logon script works as expected, though runs twice also. When no logon script is configured, no script runs, as expected. At ...

logon script who runs twice - PC Review

Hi, I'm currently having some big trouble with the logon script (netlogon) who run's twice on several Xp computers (but not all).

Initilization script runs twice on SSH - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange

I should emphasize that this behavior only happens when a user SSHes into the machine. I know there is some difference between interactive/login ...

Windows batch script runs twice - Stack Overflow

probably, this line is part of a script and followed by the label :Start . After calling the label, the script continues to run.

Scripts in /etc/profile.d are being executed twice on login - Server Fault

2/ and then there's no workaround, but removing the code that makes scripts sourced twice ? /etc/profiles.d seems the right place to put some ...

Local script running twice - Developer Forum | Roblox

So if the script does not have a Player class as an ancestor, then the script exits. Place this on top of all scripts that needs to be under ...

Google Apps Script - script runs twice? - Stack Overflow

I don't recall much from Google app but i think it's because you called the function twice. remove the last line myFunction();.

Script running twice - 305184 - Industry Support Siemens

It's as if it is running the script twice once with a record set than the second time with an empty record set. The trigger is on for 1 second ...

My script runs twice - LinuxQuestions.org

And if your script is running twice, then possibly you have added this script to some common shell initialization file like /etc/profile etc, ...

Why does bash.exe run twice when using --login?

You may want to include the contents of your .bash_profile (or .profile ) file as well as .bashrc in the question. · oh cripes.. good call. I ...

Startup script is run twice - 3ds Max Community - Autodesk Forums

Hi, there seems to be a bug when the "messagebox" function is used in a startup script, it seems like the script is interpreted twice ( ...

INIT Script Getting Executed Twice? - The UNIX and Linux Forums

But anyway, when I run the script with 'status' as the only argument to the script it seems to execute the init script twice. i.e. It prints ...

windows 7 - Run programs twice in startup directory? - Super User

With msconfig, I found that the runme.exe(the ahk script binary) is run twice. The weird thing is that when I deleted one of them, the runme.exe ...