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I want to put a RunOnce entry in my autounattend.xml, that will detect the USB drive, and run a batch file located on the USB drive. My problem is that a RunOnce entry is a single line, I can't have 2 lines. in my testing this works, but it's 2 lines for %%i in (A:,B:,D:,E:,F:,G:,H:,I:,J:,K:,L:,M:,N...

I had to find the line continuation character (^) and put it at the end of each line. That's it.

I'm no batch file expert so I find it difficult to understand how this code works. Can you explain how it would work?

Yes. I don't want to use a separate file for the commands. I want to have them in the batch file.

Hi, This works as a batch file. plink.exe -ssh user@<ip address> -P 22 -pw password ( pwd ; ls ;) It executes the 2 commands and shows me the results. But what if I have to run 100 commands. I'll have to arrange them vertically. So I tried various things but I can't figure it out. The following don'...

Hi, I am using this, to eject a removable drive. echo Removing Drive for /F "tokens=1*" %%a in ('fsutil fsinfo drives') do ( for %%c in (%%b) do ( for /F "tokens=3" %%d in ('fsutil fsinfo drivetype %%c') do ( if %%d equ Removable ( %~dp0RemoveDrive.exe %%c -L -b ) ) ) ) But if a ...

That script runs a few commands and starts 2 more scripts that use nohup and &. But still, it doesnt exit, so the batch file can continue to the next server. If I run the "start" script on the Linux server itself, after it runs the commands it finishes. But using plink it doesnt, for s...

This is probably an issue with Linux, but it might be solvable in a batch file. So here it goes. Running the batch file below, will run "ls" on as many Linux servers exist in "ip.txt" for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (%~dp0ip.txt) do ( %~dp0plink -batch -ssh -pw pass root@%%a &...

Are you saying that I should provide the actual host names and the actual password?
In case there's something wrong with the host names or password, do you have a suggestion?

can you assist with the problem at hand?

whats your point?

I am running the following batch file, to make a modification in a file on a linux computer. plink.exe -ssh root@192.168.0.30 -pw password_here /bin/sed -i -e '/export s_sshhost="hostname1_here"/a export s_vpnhost="hostname2_here"' /file/to/edit/here I get this message & was ...

Thanks.

I removed the /E and now it copies only the *.id files.

I am trying to backup a bunch of *.id files, so I am using the batch file below. SET xcopy=XCOPY /D /E /C /I /H /R /K /Y SET idfiles="C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\IDFiles\*.id" SET datadest="C:\Backup" %xcopy% %idfiles% %datadest%\IDFiles My problem is that any other file...

Yes, now the %model% variable is working

But now when I run

I get