Invalid directory error when Setting NET TIME

[Ambient]

Hi I am getting an invalid directory error when trying to run the code below even though the command line runs fine.

Would appericiate the help , Thanks in advance.

$padchar="\\"

$sServerString = "%s /c net time %s%s /SET /Y"

$sNetTimeCmd=StringFormat($sServerString, @ComSpec,$padchar,$ServerName)

;$sServerString = "net time \\"& $ServerName &" /SET /Y"

MsgBox(4096, "Result", $sNetTimeCmd)

$timeresult =Run($sNetTimeCmd,@SW_HIDE, 2+4)

;$timeresult =

$TimeOutVar = ""; buffer for StdOut output

$TimeErrVar = ""; buffer for ErrOut output

MsgBox(4096, "Result", $stimeresult & " " & $Timeoutvar & " " & $TimeErrVar)

While 1

$TimeOutVar &= StdoutRead($imeresult)

$TimeErrVar &= StdErrRead($timeresult)

$Timevar = "StdOut:" & @CRLF & $TimeOutVar & @CRLF & "ErrOut:" & @CRLF & $TimeErrVar

_FileWriteLog($logfilepath, "Result of net Time for " & $Servername & " :" & $Timevar)

If @error Then ExitLoop

_FileWriteLog($logfilepath, "Result of net Time for " & $Servername & " :" & $TimeErrvar)

Sleep(100)

WEnd

ConsoleWrite("Debug: " & $timeresult & @LF)

Edited June 2, 2008 by Ambient

[DaveF]

You've missed the working directory parameter in the Run function, it's trying to use @SW_HIDE as the working dir.

Also, the @error test that you're using to exit the While loop is in a bad place: you're testing the @error state returned by _FileWriteLog, which is not what you want. To get the result you're after you'd have to save the @error results of both StdoutRead and StderrRead, then test both together to see if you're ready to exit the loop.

Finally, you might be happier with the _FileWriteLog calls outside the While loop, else you might have multiple/empty writes to the log before you've gotten all your output.

Edited June 2, 2008 by DaveF

[Ambient]

You've missed the working directory parameter in the Run function, it's trying to use @SW_HIDE as the working dir.

Also, the @error test that you're using to exit the While loop is in a bad place: you're testing the @error state returned by _FileWriteLog, which is not what you want. To get the result you're after you'd have to save the @error results of both StdoutRead and StderrRead, then test both together to see if you're ready to exit the loop.

Finally, you might be happier with the _FileWriteLog calls outside the While loop, else you might have multiple/empty writes to the log before you've gotten all your output.

Thanks a million works a treat now, much appericiated!