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Posted: **10 Nov 2022 14:28**

I'm currently using the following command to replace some numbers inside an INI file:

powershell -Command "(Get-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\patch\NewSrc\SRC.ini') -replace '12335','%ramal%' | Set-Content -Path '\\% pc%\c$\patch\NewSrc\SRC.ini'

This command works fine if the numbers inside the file are 12335, but if anything else, camndo will not work. The question is, is there a way to replace a sequence of unknown characters knowing only what has before it?

Here's how the line with the replaced characters is found inside the .INI file:

EXTENSION=12335

I would like to replace any character set after the "=" with whatever I want without having to know in advance what they are.
Has as?

Another problem I'm having is with p psexec, I wanted to run setup a .reg registry file on a computer remotely. However when I enter the command line, it returns that the specified file could not be found.

Here's what the command line looks like

Copy "c:\troca.reg" "\\%host%\c$\"
psexec \\%host" cmd /c "c:\exchange.reg" /y
or
psexec \\%host" "c:\exchange.reg" /y
or
psexec \\%host" cmd /c "regedit /s c:\exchange.reg"
or
psexec \\%host" regedit /s "c:\exchange.reg"

Even if I specify a user with administrative rights, it returns saying that the specified file could not be found, so I tried this:

PsExec \\%pc% -u "%domain%\%user%" -p "%pass%" -s regedit /s "c:\exchange.reg"

But it returns saying that regedit exited with error 0

Can you guys enlight me?

Posted: **21 Nov 2022 12:58**

Up,

Any idea abou at least the characters replacements at the .INI files

Posted: **21 Nov 2022 13:20**

For string substitution you should see: help set

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    %PATH:str1=str2%

would expand the PATH environment variable, substituting each occurrence
of "str1" in the expanded result with "str2".  "str2" can be the empty
string to effectively delete all occurrences of "str1" from the expanded
output.  "str1" can begin with an asterisk, in which case it will match
everything from the beginning of the expanded output to the first
occurrence of the remaining portion of str1.

You don't provide an .ini file so we don't know how to proceed. Maybe you could make your .ini file from scratch (so you have no need for substitution).

Saso

Posted: **22 Nov 2022 12:34**

SRC.INI: (504 Bytes) Downloaded 430 times

That is the .INI file, so I need to be able to replce the to lines "Ramal=xxxxx" whatever the have or not number after "=" cuz actually I'm using this command to replace an previous number after "=" sign

powershell -Command "(Get-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\patch\NewSrc\SRC.ini') -replace '12335','%ramal%' | Set-Content -Path '\\% pc%\c$\patch\NewSrc\SRC.ini'

But I need to do this in case there is any other number or nothing after the "=" sign.

So, if you guys can help me

Posted: **22 Nov 2022 16:14**

This works. I tried to use delayedexpansion with no luck. I see you have some spaces at the end of the lines - they are preserved.

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@echo off
(echo [SRC] )>new_ini.ini
for /f "skip=1 tokens=1,2 delims==" %%f in (src.ini) do call :DOSOME "%%f" "%%g"
goto :EOF

:DOSOME
set new_var=%~1=%~2
REM IF below is CASE SENSITIVE
if "%new_var:~0,6%"=="Ramal=" set new_var=Ramal=%%ramal%%
(echo %new_var%)>>new_ini.ini
goto :EOF

Saso

Posted: **24 Nov 2022 06:30**

Oh I see, I'll try it so.

tks a lot!

Posted: **24 Nov 2022 06:55**

Worked like a charm.

I still have some code lines before it to run in my batch and need to rename file back to SRC.ini and replace de old one. So can I do it with ren command or need for /f ?

Posted: **24 Nov 2022 07:09**

I've tried to change it to get back to my menu config removing goto :EOF and changing it to goto :MENU, but when I do it, the new_ini.ini file turn into a mess, with no data...

Posted: **24 Nov 2022 07:16**

That is more like I need

@echo off
CHCP 65001
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION

:menu
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO [104;93m ____________________________________ [0m
ECHO [104;93m│ ********************************** │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ SUBMENU - Configuração SRC │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ ********************************** │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ 1 - Set SRC │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ 6 - Exit │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ RØÐRIGØ │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│────────────────────────────────────│[0m
ECHO.

ECHO [101;1m

CHOICE /N /C:12 /M "Escolha uma opção: "

ECHO [0m

if errorlevel ==2 goto EXIT
if errorlevel ==1 goto SRC

GOTO MENU

:SRC
set /p ramal="Digite o Ramal"
(echo [SRC] )>new_ini.ini
for /f "skip=1 tokens=1,2 delims==" %%f in (src.ini) do call

OSOME "%%f" "%%g"
goto :EOF

OSOME
set new_var=%~1=%~2
REM IF below is CASE SENSITIVE
if "%new_var:~0,6%"=="Ramal=" set new_var=Ramal=%ramal%
(echo %new_var%)>>new_ini.ini
REM HERE I NEED A COMMAND TO RENAME AND REPLACE THE OLD SRC.ini FILE
REM PAUSE HERE CUZ NEED TO CHECK ANOTHER PREVIOUS COMMANDS AND TRANSFER FILES
PAUSE
goto menu

:EXIT

EXIT

BUT, when I do it, the new_ini.ini file returns almos empyt inside of it, just with this lines inside of

[SRC]
DDD=11

What I'm doing wrong?

Posted: **24 Nov 2022 07:23**

That's what I'm doing actually

:SRC
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P user="Informe o usuário administrativo: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P pass="Digite a senha do usuário administrativo: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P ramal="Digite o Ramal: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [92mImplementando o SRC e configurando o Ramal, aguarde...[0m
RD /S /Q "\\%pc%\c$\Integrador"
RD /S /Q "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\Program Files (x86)\Borland\Common Files\BDE"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\Integrador"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc"
XCOPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\SRC" "\\%pc%\c$\" /D/I/E/H/C/Y
COPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\BDE\*.*" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Borland\Common Files\BDE" /Y
COPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\ODBC\ODBC32.reg" "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc" /Y
PsExec \\%pc% -u "domainbr\%user%" -p "%pass%" -s regedit /s "c:\NewSrc\ODBC32.reg"
REM PsExec \\%pc% -u "domainbr\%user%" -p "%pass%" -s "c:\NewSrc\ODBC32.reg" /y
powershell -Command "(Get-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\SRC.ini') -replace '12335','%ramal%' | Set-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\SRC.ini'
PAUSE
GOTO MENU

So I need to access an remote computer, copy some files and modify "Ramal=xxxxxx" lines in SRC.ini file

Posted: **25 Nov 2022 00:19**

Dasmius wrote: ↑
24 Nov 2022 07:09
I've tried to change it to get back to my menu config removing goto :EOF and changing it to goto :MENU, but when I do it, the new_ini.ini file turn into a mess, with no data...

Please use code tags (select </> button).

You should leave that

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goto :EOF

because it has to leave the loop. Your code should go *after* the FOR command. FOR command reads every line in your source .ini file and calls the subroutine (:DOSOME) which writes the output file. So this subroutine should be left as it is.

Saso

Posted: **25 Nov 2022 00:22**

Adding some code blocks (as I am not the mod I can't change the original post):

Dasmius wrote: That is more like I need

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@echo off
CHCP 65001
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION



:menu
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO [104;93m ____________________________________ [0m
ECHO [104;93m│ ********************************** │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│     SUBMENU - Configuração SRC     │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ ********************************** │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                                    │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ 1 - Set SRC                        │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                                    │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                                    │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ 6 - Exit                           │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                            RØÐRIGØ │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│────────────────────────────────────│[0m
ECHO. 

ECHO [101;1m

CHOICE /N /C:12 /M "Escolha uma opção: "

ECHO [0m

if errorlevel ==2 goto EXIT
if errorlevel ==1 goto SRC

GOTO MENU



:SRC
set /p ramal="Digite o Ramal"
(echo [SRC] )>new_ini.ini
for /f "skip=1 tokens=1,2 delims==" %%f in (src.ini) do call :DOSOME "%%f" "%%g"
goto :EOF

:DOSOME
set new_var=%~1=%~2
REM IF below is CASE SENSITIVE
if "%new_var:~0,6%"=="Ramal=" set new_var=Ramal=%ramal%
(echo %new_var%)>>new_ini.ini
REM HERE I NEED A COMMAND TO RENAME AND REPLACE THE OLD SRC.ini FILE
REM PAUSE HERE CUZ NEED TO CHECK ANOTHER PREVIOUS COMMANDS AND TRANSFER FILES
PAUSE
goto menu


:EXIT

EXIT

BUT, when I do it, the new_ini.ini file returns almos empyt inside of it, just with this lines inside of

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[SRC] 
DDD=11

What I'm doing wrong?

Saso

Posted: **25 Nov 2022 00:23**

(adding code blocks)

Dasmius wrote: ↑

24 Nov 2022 07:23

That's what I'm doing actually

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:SRC
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P user="Informe o usuário administrativo: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P pass="Digite a senha do usuário administrativo: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P ramal="Digite o Ramal: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [92mImplementando o SRC e configurando o Ramal, aguarde...[0m
RD /S /Q "\\%pc%\c$\Integrador"
RD /S /Q "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\Program Files (x86)\Borland\Common Files\BDE"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\Integrador"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc"
XCOPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\SRC" "\\%pc%\c$\" /D/I/E/H/C/Y
COPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\BDE\*.*" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Borland\Common Files\BDE" /Y
COPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\ODBC\ODBC32.reg" "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc" /Y
PsExec \\%pc% -u "domainbr\%user%" -p "%pass%" -s regedit /s "c:\NewSrc\ODBC32.reg"
REM PsExec \\%pc% -u "domainbr\%user%" -p "%pass%" -s "c:\NewSrc\ODBC32.reg" /y
powershell -Command "(Get-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\SRC.ini') -replace '12335','%ramal%' | Set-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\SRC.ini'
PAUSE
GOTO MENU

So I need to access an remote computer, copy some files and modify "Ramal=xxxxxx" lines in SRC.ini file

Posted: **25 Nov 2022 00:31**

And here is the reply to both posts:

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@echo off
CHCP 65001
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION


:menu
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO [104;93m ____________________________________ [0m
ECHO [104;93m│ ********************************** │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│     SUBMENU - Configuração SRC     │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ ********************************** │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                                    │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ 1 - Set SRC                        │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                                    │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                                    │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ 6 - Exit                           │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                            RØÐRIGØ │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│────────────────────────────────────│[0m
ECHO. 

ECHO [101;1m

CHOICE /N /C:12 /M "Escolha uma opção: "

ECHO [0m

if errorlevel ==2 goto EXIT
if errorlevel ==1 goto SRC

GOTO MENU



:SRC
set /p ramal="Digite o Ramal"
(echo [SRC] )>new_ini.ini
for /f "skip=1 tokens=1,2 delims==" %%f in (src.ini) do call :DOSOME "%%f" "%%g"
REM your code goes here

REM HERE I NEED A COMMAND TO RENAME AND REPLACE THE OLD SRC.ini FILE
REM PAUSE HERE CUZ NEED TO CHECK ANOTHER PREVIOUS COMMANDS AND TRANSFER FILES

REM I would suggest you use the current file name in your .bat which you can delete when you are done (so you don't loose your original .ini file)


goto :EOF

:DOSOME
set new_var=%~1=%~2
REM IF below is CASE SENSITIVE
if "%new_var:~0,6%"=="Ramal=" set new_var=Ramal=%ramal%
(echo %new_var%)>>new_ini.ini
goto :EOF

:EXIT

EXIT

And from another post:

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:SRC
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P user="Informe o usuário administrativo: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P pass="Digite a senha do usuário administrativo: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P ramal="Digite o Ramal: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [92mImplementando o SRC e configurando o Ramal, aguarde...[0m
RD /S /Q "\\%pc%\c$\Integrador"
RD /S /Q "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\Program Files (x86)\Borland\Common Files\BDE"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\Integrador"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc"
XCOPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\SRC" "\\%pc%\c$\" /D/I/E/H/C/Y
COPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\BDE\*.*" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Borland\Common Files\BDE" /Y
COPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\ODBC\ODBC32.reg" "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc" /Y
PsExec \\%pc% -u "domainbr\%user%" -p "%pass%" -s regedit /s "c:\NewSrc\ODBC32.reg"
REM PsExec \\%pc% -u "domainbr\%user%" -p "%pass%" -s "c:\NewSrc\ODBC32.reg" /y

REM the command below should be updated:
REM original command: 
REM powershell -Command "(Get-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\SRC.ini') -replace '12335','%ramal%' | Set-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\SRC.ini'

REM new command. Check if it is OK. I guess '-replace' switch is not needed anymore, right? Is the location of the new_ini.ini correct?
    powershell -Command "(Get-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\new_ini.ini') | Set-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\SRC.ini'

PAUSE
GOTO MENU

Saso

Posted: **25 Nov 2022 07:33**

miskox wrote: ↑

25 Nov 2022 00:31

And here is the reply to both posts:

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@echo off
CHCP 65001
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION


:menu
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO [104;93m ____________________________________ [0m
ECHO [104;93m│ ********************************** │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│     SUBMENU - Configuração SRC     │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ ********************************** │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                                    │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ 1 - Set SRC                        │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                                    │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                                    │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ 6 - Exit                           │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│                            RØÐRIGØ │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│────────────────────────────────────│[0m
ECHO. 

ECHO [101;1m

CHOICE /N /C:12 /M "Escolha uma opção: "

ECHO [0m

if errorlevel ==2 goto EXIT
if errorlevel ==1 goto SRC

GOTO MENU



:SRC
set /p ramal="Digite o Ramal"
(echo [SRC] )>new_ini.ini
for /f "skip=1 tokens=1,2 delims==" %%f in (src.ini) do call :DOSOME "%%f" "%%g"
REM your code goes here

REM HERE I NEED A COMMAND TO RENAME AND REPLACE THE OLD SRC.ini FILE
REM PAUSE HERE CUZ NEED TO CHECK ANOTHER PREVIOUS COMMANDS AND TRANSFER FILES

REM I would suggest you use the current file name in your .bat which you can delete when you are done (so you don't loose your original .ini file)


goto :EOF

:DOSOME
set new_var=%~1=%~2
REM IF below is CASE SENSITIVE
if "%new_var:~0,6%"=="Ramal=" set new_var=Ramal=%ramal%
(echo %new_var%)>>new_ini.ini
goto :EOF

:EXIT

EXIT

And from another post:

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:SRC
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P user="Informe o usuário administrativo: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P pass="Digite a senha do usuário administrativo: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [101;1m
SET /P ramal="Digite o Ramal: "
ECHO [0m
ECHO.
ECHO [92mImplementando o SRC e configurando o Ramal, aguarde...[0m
RD /S /Q "\\%pc%\c$\Integrador"
RD /S /Q "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\Program Files (x86)\Borland\Common Files\BDE"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\Integrador"
MD "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc"
XCOPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\SRC" "\\%pc%\c$\" /D/I/E/H/C/Y
COPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\BDE\*.*" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Borland\Common Files\BDE" /Y
COPY "C:\Suporte\SRC\ODBC\ODBC32.reg" "\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc" /Y
PsExec \\%pc% -u "domainbr\%user%" -p "%pass%" -s regedit /s "c:\NewSrc\ODBC32.reg"
REM PsExec \\%pc% -u "domainbr\%user%" -p "%pass%" -s "c:\NewSrc\ODBC32.reg" /y

REM the command below should be updated:
REM original command: 
REM powershell -Command "(Get-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\SRC.ini') -replace '12335','%ramal%' | Set-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\SRC.ini'

REM new command. Check if it is OK. I guess '-replace' switch is not needed anymore, right? Is the location of the new_ini.ini correct?
    powershell -Command "(Get-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\new_ini.ini') | Set-Content -Path '\\%pc%\c$\NewSrc\SRC.ini'

PAUSE
GOTO MENU

Saso

Sorry about my misunderstand, but guess I got it now. So I left it like this and it's working (It's not my original batch, It's just an exemple that I was using to try explain what I need)

@echo off
CHCP 65001
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION

:menu
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO [104;93m ____________________________________ [0m
ECHO [104;93m│ ********************************** │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ SUBMENU - Configuração SRC │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ ********************************** │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ 1 - Set SRC │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ 6 - Exit │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│ RØÐRIGØ │[0m
ECHO [104;93m│────────────────────────────────────│[0m
ECHO.

ECHO [101;1m

CHOICE /N /C:12 /M "Escolha uma opção: "

ECHO [0m

if errorlevel ==2 goto EXIT
if errorlevel ==1 goto SRC

GOTO MENU

:SRC
set /p ramal="Digite o Ramal"
(echo [SRC] )>"%temp%\temp.txt"
for /f "skip=1 tokens=1,2 delims==" %%f in (c:\SRC.ini) do call

OSOME "%%f" "%%g"
powershell -Command "(Get-Content -Path '%temp%\temp.txt') | Set-Content -Path 'C:\Users\rpcastro\Desktop\SRC.ini'
GOTO menu

REM SUB ROTINA DE :SRC

OSOME
set new_var=%~1=%~2
REM IF below is CASE SENSITIVE
if "%new_var:~0,6%"=="Ramal=" set new_var=Ramal=%ramal%
(echo %new_var%)>>"%temp%\temp.txt"
REM HERE I NEED A COMMAND TO RENAME AND REPLACE THE OLD SRC.ini FILE
REM PAUSE HERE CUZ NEED TO CHECK ANOTHER PREVIOUS COMMANDS AND TRANSFER FILES
GOTO :EOF

:EXIT

EXIT
So basically I run an Batch on local computer that copy, register and configure some files at this PC, but I can't write or modify anithing at the server cuz the local PC's doesn't have permissions for that. So I decided to make it at the TEMP folder and use powershell to overwrite the new file on local computer.

So thank you very much for your patience and time

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