COMSPEC unc names?

[Program 0]

This command doesnt work, if i enter it into cmd it works though?

Does comspec work with unc names?

Run(@COMSPEC & " /c \\sydney\applications\scripts\restart.exe")

[emmanuel 0]

does the Command window work with UNC names?

[Program 0]

yes if i type

\\sydney\applications\scripts\restart.exe

into the cmd window, it will run.

[Somerset 3,040]

the extension (unc) by default isn't a windows executable. open a dos window and type in SET and hit enter. under windows 2000 i know to look for something that looks like this. PATHEXT=.COM;.EXE;.BAT;.CMD;.VBS;.VBE;.JS;.JSE;.WSF;.WSH

all those extnsions are executables. i dunno if there is a way to intergrate the (unc) without having to call an external program.

[SlimShady 1]

This command doesnt work, if i enter it into cmd it works though?

Does comspec work with unc names?

Run(@COMSPEC & " /c \\sydney\applications\scripts\restart.exe")

Can you try this, please.

Run(@COMSPEC & " /c \\sydney\applications\scripts\restart.exe", @SystemDir)

Edited June 23, 2004 by SlimShady

[ezzetabi 3]

Good idea Shady! Standard windows cmd have problems if it start in a unc path!

@beerman

What is the meaning of you answer... Why should someone add .unc as executable extension?

Maybe you should read what unc is: HERE.

[Somerset 3,040]

oops, sorry was under the pretense they were wanting to execute something. with an extension of some sort that was not a native executable. try to execute an autoit script from command line without having to call back to autoit executable..