psexec convert to Autoit - (Moved)

[bmy007ro]

I have this psexec command working fine 

Local $sMachine = InputBox("Input PC name", "Enter Computer Name")

psexec \\$sMachine -u $sDomain\$sUserName -p $sPassword  \\NetworkFLD\FILENAME.cmd > C:\Temp\TT\My.log
 

I wanted to converted to AutoIT script

Cloud you help, please !?

 

[Jos]

Moved to the appropriate forum, as the AutoIt Example Scripts forum very clearly states:

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[JLogan3o13]

@bmy007ro look at shellexecute in the help file; it is a pretty straight-forward conversion. As an example, here is one of the PSExec scripts I have used in the past to give you an idea of syntax:

$asset = InputBox("RegExport", "Enter the asset tag.")

DirCreate('\\' & $asset & '\C$\MyReg')
ShellExecute("C:\psexec.exe", '-s \\' & $asset & ' REG EXPORT HKLM\Software\ODBC C:\ODBC.reg', "", "", @SW_HIDE)

 

[bmy007ro]

I need it to run on the remote PC that it's the main issue 

[JLogan3o13]

And PSExec has parameters for doing just that, just plug them into your ShellExecute statement.

[bmy007ro]

I try  this but nothing....any idea?

Local $sUserName = "aaaaa"
Local $sPassword = "bbbbb"
Local $sDomain = "yyz"

Local $s_Machine = InputBox("Input PC name", "Enter Computer Name")

ShellExecute("c:\Temp\TT\PsExec.exe", '-s \\' & $s_Machine & ' -u' & $sUserName & ' -p' & $sPassword & ' \\NET\Files\FILENAME.cmd > C:\Temp\TT\My.log', "", "", @SW_HIDE)

[Skeletor]

I would rather suggest using the command prompt then executing the exe.
As far as I have tested you cant run PsExec straight as it is a command line program. 

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Local $sUserName = "aaaaa"
Local $sPassword = "bbbbb"
Local $sDomain = "yyz"

Local $s_Machine = InputBox("Input PC name", "Enter Computer Name")
Run(@ComSpec & " /k " & 'c:\Temp\TT\PsExec.exe -s \\ ' & $s_Machine &  ' -u '& $sUserName & '-p ' & $sPassword & ' \\NET\File\FILENAME.bat > C:\Temp\data.log', "", @SW_SHOW)

 

[JLogan3o13]

5 hours ago, Skeletor said:

As far as I have tested you cant run PsExec straight as it is a command line program. 

That is untrue, as I do so often both in AutoIt and PowerShell

[Skeletor]

@JLogan3o13, Please submit the code you used. Thanks!

[spudw2k]

You should be able to call psexec.exe directly using Run or ShellExecute.  The tricky parts may be if you want to automate StdIn or StdOut.  There are functions for those too.  Check out the examples in the help file.  

StdinWrite()
StdoutRead()