issue with comspec

[cowsmanaut]

run ( @comspec & "c:\au3_tool\psexec \\digi"& $digi &" -i c:\au3_test\caphost.exe")

I run this and I have the Digi value defined.. I already have a file copy command that uses this same set up and works..

FileCopy("C:\au3_tool\command.ini", "\\digi" & $digi & "\c$\au3_test\*.*")

however when I try to run the psexec it tells me the file does not exist...

Am I missing something??

[nobby]

What's in your variable.

try

RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & 'c:\au3_tool\psexec \\digi" & $digi &" -i c:\au3_test\caphost.exe', "")

[cowsmanaut]

the variable is the number of the computer. we have a network with comeputer names that range from digi01-digi21

so the variable contains 01-21

moo

[normeus]

add the exteension to your program (.exe or .bat etc)

to test script use a " /k " instead of " /c "

sample:

Runwait ( @ComSpec & " /k " & '"C:\Program Files\ParseRat\parserat.exe "')

notice the use of '"'" ( single quotes around double quotes because of the spaces in the folder name)

if you are running a windows program you dont need @comspect and some dos programs run fine without it

[ZeDMIN]

run ( @comspec & "c:\au3_tool\psexec \\digi"& $digi &" -i c:\au3_test\caphost.exe")

I run this and I have the Digi value defined.. I already have a file copy command that uses this same set up and works..

FileCopy("C:\au3_tool\command.ini", "\\digi" & $digi & "\c$\au3_test\*.*")

however when I try to run the psexec it tells me the file does not exist...

Am I missing something??

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Either use:

run("c:\au3_tool\psexec.exe \\digi" & $digi & " -i c:\au3_test\caphost.exe")

or:

run(@comspec & " /c c:\au3_tool\psexec.exe \\digi" & $digi & " -i c:\au3_test\caphost.exe")

Should both work.

Greetings, ZeD