run command not run

[faustf]

hi guys   i try  to run a  command  the  script is it

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#cs ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    AutoIt Version: 3.3.14.2
    Author:         faustf

    Script Function: Syncro FTP con Folder
    Template AutoIt script.

    Utility di supporto del gestionale GEST by e-Office per siti web eBay
    per sincronizzare  una cartella  da pc a ftp remoto

#ce ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <Process.au3>

Local $Path_iniConfigFTP = @ScriptDir & "\WEB-SITE\eBay\FTP\config_ftp.ini"
Local $sPath_Folder = @ScriptDir & "\WEB-SITE\eBay\PUBLICAZIONI\FOTO\"
Local $sPath_Remote_Folder = IniRead($Path_iniConfigFTP, "ftp_config", "remote_dir", "default")
Local $sServiceON_OFF = IniRead($Path_iniConfigFTP, "ftp_config", "service", "default")
Local $sPath_Command = IniRead($Path_iniConfigFTP, "ftp_config", "command", "default")

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    Case $sServiceON_OFF = "ON"
        ;Run(@ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\fullsync.exe " & $sPath_Command, "", @SW_MAXIMIZE)
        Run("cmd /"&@ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\"& @ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\fullsync.exe " & $sPath_Command ,"", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

        ; sincronizzo le due cartelle ogni tot  secondi
        ; prima di uplodare devo controllare la dimensione se no la devos trecciare come vuole ebay


    Case $sServiceON_OFF = "OFF"
        Local $ba = MsgBox(4, 'Info', 'Servizio di sincronizzazione  disabilitato, vuoi abilitarlo ??')
        ; si 6    no 7
        If $ba = 6 Then
            IniWrite($Path_iniConfigFTP, "ftp_config", "service", "ON")
        EndIf

EndSelect

i have  download  a fullsync is  simply utility for  sync  2  folder , https://sourceforge.net/projects/fullsync/files/FullSync 0.10.4/FullSync-0.10.4-win.zip/download

if  open cmd  and  run manully work  good , but  if  i runit  by  shellexecute  or run or  _rundos  not  work and  not  give me  some error

anyone  can help me???    thankz  at  all

 

 

[EmilyLove]

instead of running cmd, you should be using @comspec

Example: run("cmd.exe /k SFC /?") >> run(@comspec & " /k SFC /?")

Also, I would put the command you are trying to run in ConsoleWrite() so you can see exactly what AutoIt is trying to run after variables are replaced with their actual values.

consolewrite("cmd /"&@ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\"& @ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\fullsync.exe " & $sPath_Command )

[faustf]

i tryed in this mode

;Run(@ComSpec&@ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\fullsync.exe " & $sPath_Command, "", @SW_MAXIMIZE)
        MsgBox(0,'',@ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\ " & @ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\fullsync.exe " & $sPath_Command)
        Run(@ComSpec & @ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\ " & @ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\fullsync.exe " & $sPath_Command, "", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

but not  work

o_O

[pluto41]

And what happens when you try to run it like this..

Local $sRunCommand = chr(34) & @ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\fullsync.exe" & chr(34)
Run ( $sRunCommand & " " & $sPath_Command, "", @SW_MAXIMIZE )

 

[BrewManNH]

There's also no space between the @ComSpec and the @ScriptDir.

@ComSpec & " " &@ScriptDir & "\TOOLS\FullSync\

 

[EmilyLove]

That's why I was trying to get him to run his first parameter for the run command in a consolewrite function so he can see how autoit is processing his input. He's missing spaces in places and I don't even think the command he's trying to launch is formatted correctly. Try running your first parameter as consolewrite and check the log. Compare it to what you would type into a cmd.exe  windows to run the file you intend to execute so you can learn what you are doing wrong. Also, could someone link op to macros documentation? I'm mobile atm.

Edited September 9, 2016 by BetaLeaf
Damn autocorrect

[Xandy]

Macro documentation: https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/macros.htm ?

Edited September 9, 2016 by Xandy

[BrewManNH]

BTW, there's no difference between using @ComSpec or using the full path and file name for CMD.exe, @ComSpec is just shorter. You can also use just CMD.exe without the full path and it will usually still run correctly.

[EmilyLove]

On 9/9/2016 at 0:37 PM, BrewManNH said:

BTW, there's no difference between using @ComSpec or using the full path and file name for CMD.exe, @ComSpec is just shorter. You can also use just CMD.exe without the full path and it will usually still run correctly.

True but in some very, and I do mean very, rare instances, I've seen some paranoid admins move the CMD.exe somewhere else to prevent guests from using it.

[BrewManNH]

If they do that, without updating the %comspec% environment variable, it won't work with @ComSpec either.

Edited September 12, 2016 by BrewManNH