Quitting File Sharing Extension
Quitting File Sharing Extension
- Subject: Quitting File Sharing Extension
- From: Scooter <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 25 Feb 2001 19:55:40 -0500
I'm having an odd problem I'm hoping someone can shed some light on.
I'm trying to write a script that will quit all active processes. It
calls up all active processes, runs them though a loop that kicks out
the current one running the script, then tells each app and sends a
quit. Odd thing is, when file sharing is on it calls up "File
Sharing Extension" as an active process. But from what I can tell
the process call doesn't even pick that up in the first place. I've
tried setting File Sharing to false as the first line of the script,
but that doesn't seem to help. Maybe it just reaches the tell...
quit loop before it has time to switch off, but it seems to me it
shouldn't matter if it's on or off.
When I break off the end of the script so I can see what is called in
the event log, File Sharing isn't even listed. How could it be
called in the quit loop? I'm very confused. (I am new at this, but
I'm learning. I'm sorry if this is an amateurish question.)
Scott Nash