HELP! Script no longer works...

[HockeyFan]

Can someone please help me with this!

I had a script that was working on a Windows 2003 server...created and compiled on a Vista PC...until I upgraded to version 3.20.10.0. I made a simple change (added @ComputerName to Line 42 & 61) then recompiled the script and now when it runs, I get the following error message:

Line -1:

Error: Unknown function name.

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; Script Start
Opt("TrayIconHide", 0)
Opt("TrayIconDebug", 1)
Break(1)
RunAsSet("xxxxxx", @ComputerName, "xxxxxx")

#include <Process.au3>
Call("ProxyHostService")
Exit


Func ProxyHostService()
 $PID = ProcessExists("PhSvc.exe"); Will return the PID or 0 if the process isn't found.
 Do
  Sleep(60000)
  $PID = ProcessExists("PhSvc.exe"); Will return the PID or 0 if the process isn't found.
 Until $PID = 0
 Call("SendEmailStopped")
 Call("RestartProxyHostService")
EndFunc  ;==>ProxyHostService

Func SendEmailStopped()
 $ProgramPath1 = "C:\Software\Blat\Blat.exe";Path to Program executable.
 $MessageBody1 = "C:\Software\Blat\PhSvc_Stopped.txt";File to put in the body of the emial message.
 $To1 = "username[email="username@domain.org"]@domain.org[/email]"
 $From1 = @ComputerName & " Server"
 $Subject1 = "Stopped: " & @ComputerName & " Proxy Host Service"
 $RunProgram1 = $ProgramPath1 & " " & $MessageBody1 & " -to " & $To1 & " -s " & '"' & $Subject1 & '"' & " -From " & '"' & $From1
 RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & $RunProgram1)
EndFunc  ;==>SendEmailStopped

Func RestartProxyHostService()
 RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & 'net start "ProxyHostService"')
 ProcessWait("PhSvc.exe")
 Call("SendEmailStarted")
 Call("ProxyHostService")
EndFunc  ;==>RestartProxyHostService

Func SendEmailStarted()
 $ProgramPath2 = "C:\Software\blat\Blat.exe";Path to Program executable.
 $MessageBody2 = "C:\Software\blat\PhSvc_Started.txt";File to put in the body of the emial message.
 $To2 = "username[email="username@domain.org"]@domain.org[/email]"
 $From2 = @ComputerName & " Server"
 $Subject2 = "Started: " & @ComputerName & " Proxy Host Service"
 $RunProgram2 = $ProgramPath2 & " " & $MessageBody2 & " -to " & $To2 & " -s " & '"' & $Subject2 & '"' & " -From " & '"' & $From2
 RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & $RunProgram2)
EndFunc  ;==>SendEmailStarted

Can someone explain why I am now getting this error???

[Kerros]

When I ran your script through syntaxcheck I received two errors dealing with the $to1 and $to2. I'm assuming that you changed those when you posted it on the forum.

the Call feature is not needed, you could just put in "ProxyHostService()" instead of "Call("RestartProxyHostService")"

[weaponx]

You really don't need to use Call()

Call("SendEmailStarted")

Call("ProxyHostService")

-->

SendEmailStarted()

ProxyHostService()

Why are you including Process.au3??

#include <Process.au3>

[HockeyFan]

When I ran your script through syntaxcheck I received two errors dealing with the $to1 and $to2. I'm assuming that you changed those when you posted it on the forum.

the Call feature is not needed, you could just put in "ProxyHostService()" instead of "Call("RestartProxyHostService")"

That's odd...when I run it through SyntaxCheckprod on v3.2.10.0 I don't receive any errors! And no, I didn't change $To1 nor $To2. What errors did you get?

Thanks for you help.

[HockeyFan]

You really don't need to use Call()

Call("SendEmailStarted")

Call("ProxyHostService")

-->

SendEmailStarted()

ProxyHostService()

Why are you including Process.au3??

#include <Process.au3>

Ooops...I pulled this snippet of code from another script that I had created that used Process.au3. I just missed removing it when I was cleaning it up. Thanks for the tip on not using the "Call" function.

[Kerros]

I'm running 3.2.10.0 as well. here is the output from AU3Check

>Running AU3Check (1.54.10.0) from:C:\Program Files\AutoIt3

C:\Autoit_scripts\test.au3(25,25) : ERROR: syntax error

$To1 = "username[email="username

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

C:\Autoit_scripts\test.au3(42,25) : ERROR: syntax error

$To2 = "username[email="username

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

C:\Autoit_scripts\test.au3 - 2 error(s), 0 warning(s)

username@domain.org isn't defined anywhere, and unless I'm mistaken (which is possible) Autoit is going to need to have that information to do the email.

[weaponx]

I'm running 3.2.10.0 as well. here is the output from AU3Check

username@domain.org isn't defined anywhere, and unless I'm mistaken (which is possible) Autoit is going to need to have that information to do the email.

Thats not the problem, the problem is that he is nesting double quotes inside each other. Use single quotes on the outside of this line:

$To1 = "username[email="username@domain.org"]@domain.org[/email]"

-->

$To1 = 'username[email="username@domain.org"]@domain.org[/email]'

Edited February 28, 2008 by weaponx

[HockeyFan]

I'm running 3.2.10.0 as well. here is the output from AU3Check

username@domain.org isn't defined anywhere, and unless I'm mistaken (which is possible) Autoit is going to need to have that information to do the email.

OK, I see why. When the code was processed for the forum it added the extra text. The original line is just an email address, which I changed before I posted. The original line is just:

$To1 = "xxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.org"

>>>of course, the x's mask the actual data....just an email address.

That now makes sense as to why you received the error.

Edited February 28, 2008 by HockeyFan

[HockeyFan]

Why the extra text was added during the post, I don't know. It is not is my script!! ...that's why I'm not getting any syntax errors; so...

Where's the unknown function name?

Where is line -1?

Can anyone tell me??

[weaponx]

I get no errors once I cleaned up the email addresses. Did you take out the #include?

[GEOSoft]

Why the extra text was added during the post, I don't know. It is not is my script!! ...that's why I'm not getting any syntax errors; so...

Where's the unknown function name?

Where is line -1?

Can anyone tell me??

The line -1 only shows up if there is an error in a compiled script and it could be any line number in the au3 script. Compiled scripts always return it as -1

[HockeyFan]

I get no errors once I cleaned up the email addresses. Did you take out the #include?

Yes...verified, saved, and recompiled. I still get the error! ARGH!!!!

[HockeyFan]

The line -1 only shows up if there is an error in a compiled script and it could be any line number in the au3 script. Compiled scripts always return it as -1

Thanks for that info! Now I can concentrate on the "unknown function name" where ever that may be.

[HockeyFan]

OK!

I'm happy to report that the issue has been resolved. I copied the script text to another instance of AutoIt on a "WINDOWS XP SP2" PC with the same AutoIt v3.2.10.0 and recompiled it. It now works without any error. It must have been some sort of compile error on Vista!

Thanks everyone for you assistance!