auto-MSTSC

[zac23]

Hi,

So i got this script

MSTSC()
Func MSTSC()
    Run("MSTSC.EXE")
    Sleep(500)
    Send("10.1.1.3" & "{enter}")
EndFunc

Exit

its very simple and works when i run the script, but when i compile it something goes wrong,

it opens up hundreds of mstsc processes and prety much crashes the PC, what do i need to add to stop this happening?

Helpfile search keywords or any tips would be much apriciated.

Thanks for any help,

Zac,

[DCCD]

MSTSC()
Func MSTSC()
    Run("MSTSC.EXE")
    Sleep(500)
    Send("10.1.1.3" & "{enter}")
EndFunc

Exit

There's no problem!

[zac23]

Did you try compile it? haha coz i did twice and theres something in the includes

that it adds when you compile that is messing it up,

EDIT: i tried again same result

Edited June 29, 2009 by zac23

[DCCD]

Did you try compile it? haha coz i did twice and theres something in the includes

that it adds when you compile that is messing it up,

Of course!! I am not a mind reader,, full script please

[water]

Works fine for me. I'm running AutoIt 3.3.0.0 on Windows XP SP 2. I did the compile from SciTe using F7 (build) and Ctrl-F7 (compile) with obfuscator.

When running obfuscator I get message "Aut2exe.exe ended errors because the target exe wasn't created, abandon build.rc:9999"

I tried 3.3.1.1 Beta (without obfuscator) and it works fine as well!

Edited June 29, 2009 by water

[DCCD]

else

MSTSC()
Func MSTSC()
    RunWait('"' & @ComSpec & '" /c MSTSC.EXE C:/yourfile.rdp', '', @SW_HIDE)
EndFunc   ;==>MSTSC

remote desktop file = yourfile.rdp

read more : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/941641

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[herewasplato]

I do not think that you will need @ComSpec.

What is wrong with running the MSTSC.EXE directly?

Or even Shellexecute the rdp file...

[herewasplato]

... it opens up hundreds of mstsc processes and prety much crashes the PC, what do i need to add to stop this happening? ...

Try naming your compiled script something other than mstsc.exe

Edit: Or if this were Jeopardy - my answer in the form of a question would be:

Did you name your compiled script mstsc.exe?

Edited June 30, 2009 by herewasplato

[spudw2k]

Or

MSTSC()
Func MSTSC($ip = "127.0.0.1")
    Return Run(@WindowsDir & "\system32\mstsc.exe /v:" & $ip,"",@SW_HIDE)
EndFunc

Exit

Edited June 29, 2009 by spudw2k

[zac23]

Try naming your compiled script something other than mstsc.exe

Edit: Or if this were Jeopardy - my answer in the form of a question would be:

Did you name you compiled script mstsc.exe?

Thanks herewasplato i was nameing it mstsc and thts what was causeing the script to go crazy

god im a noob haha,

thanks everyone for the help,

Zac,