Bat file to create another bat file.

[Docfxit]

Why doesn't this create a bat file for me in the same folder I run this from?

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@Echo Off
@echo (
If not exist "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium" md "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium"
cd "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium"
copy from //%computername%/ReflectDLHF.exe 
copy from //%computername%/UpdateMacrium.exe 
Call UpdateMacrium.exe
) > %~dp0UpdateMacriumRun.bat

Thanks,
Docfxit

[bakemonogatari]

try :

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@Echo Off
(
echo @echo off
echo If not exist "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium" md "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium"
echo cd "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium"
echo copy from //%computername%/ReflectDLHF.exe 
echo copy from //%computername%/UpdateMacrium.exe 
echo Call UpdateMacrium.exe
)>"%~dp0UpdateMacriumRun.bat"

[Docfxit]

That's great. That solved the problem to write out the text file.

[Docfxit]

Why am I getting "Invalid drive specification"?

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C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium>xcopy /y /f "\\192.168.168.7\9xAddons\Macrium\ReflectDLHF.exe"
Invalid drive specification
0 File(s) copied

C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium>xcopy /y /f "\\192.168.168.7\9xAddons\Macrium\UpdateMacrium.exe"
Invalid drive specification
0 File(s) copied
C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium>xcopy /y /f "\\DOCFXITLT\9xAddons\Macrium\ReflectDLHF.exe"
Invalid drive specification
0 File(s) copied

C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium>xcopy /y /f "\\DOCFXITLT\9xAddons\Macrium\UpdateMacrium.exe"
Invalid drive specification
0 File(s) copied

On the \\DOCFXITLT Computer the files are in:
C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium\ReflectDLHF.exe
C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium\UpdateMacrium.exe

I have a share setup on\\ DOCFXITLT:
C:\Dnload

This bat file is called from another PC with this:
c:\batch\psexec.exe @"C:\Batch\PushFileAndRunItComputerList.txt" -u User -p password -i -c -v cmd.exe /c start "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium\UpdateMacriumRun.bat"

[Meerkat]

Mount the network drive first like this: (you can change X: to any unused drive letter)

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net use X: "\\192.168.168.7\9xAddons"

Then copy files to/from the drive letter:

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xcopy /y /f "X:\Macrium\ReflectDLHF.exe"

After copying, unmount the network drive using this:

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net use X: /delete

Meerkat

[Docfxit]

I'm using this to run the batch file from a different PC on the network:

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c:\batch\psexec.exe @"C:\Batch\PushFileAndRunItComputerList.txt" -s -i -c -v "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium\UpdateMacriumRun.bat" 

This is the code I am running:

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 @Echo On
 If not exist "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium" md "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium"
 cd "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium"
 net use X: "\\192.168.168.7\9xAddons" 2>%~f0.log
 xcopy /y /f "X:\Macrium\ReflectDLHF.exe" 2>%~f0.log
 xcopy /y /f "X:\Macrium\UpdateMacrium.exe" 2>%~f0.log
 net use X: /delete
 if "0"=="0" (
    echo Task Found
 	taskkill /f /im UpdateMacrium.exe
 )
 if "0"=="0" (
    echo Task Found
 	taskkill /f /im ReflectDLHF.exe
 )
 Call UpdateMacrium.exe

This is what I am getting in the .log file:

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Invalid drive specification

Thanks for the input.
It's not mapping the drive.

[bakemonogatari]

you dont need to map a drive, check your UNC path \\ServerName(or IP)\ShareName and if the user that is used with PsExec.exe has the rights on the share.

[Docfxit]

When I try:

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@Echo On
 If not exist "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium" md "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium"
 cd "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium"
 xcopy /y /f "\\192.168.168.7\9xAddons\Macrium\ReflectDLHF.exe"  2>%~f0.log
 xcopy /y /f "\\192.168.168.7\9xAddons\Macrium\UpdateMacrium.exe"   2>%~f0.log
 if "0"=="0" (
    echo Task Found
 	taskkill /f /im UpdateMacrium.exe
 )
 if "0"=="0" (
    echo Task Found
 	taskkill /f /im ReflectDLHF.exe
 )
 Call UpdateMacrium.exe

I get in the .log file:

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Invalid drive specification

[bakemonogatari]

launch cmd, type :

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pushd \\ServerName(or IP)\ShareName
echo %cd%
dir
pause
popd

what is displayed?

[Docfxit]

Thanks for the reply...

pushd \\ServerName(or IP)\ShareName

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The specified network password is not correct.

echo %cd%

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C:\Windows\system32

dir

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 Volume in drive C is Windows7_OS
 Volume Serial Number is 8149-5200

 Directory of C:\Windows\system32

12/20/2019  05:45 PM    <DIR>          .
12/20/2019  05:45 PM    <DIR>          ..
07/13/2009  08:56 PM    <DIR>          0409
06/10/2009  01:16 PM             2,151 12520437.cpx
06/10/2009  01:16 PM             2,233 12520850.cpx
10/07/2007  10:27 AM            10,752 aamd532.dll
09/24/2009  09:40 AM           516,216 accesor.dll
11/20/2010  04:18 AM         3,727,872 accessibilitycpl.dll
07/13/2009  05:03 PM            39,424 ACCTRES.dll
07/13/2009  05:14 PM             7,680 acledit.dll
07/13/2009  05:14 PM           125,440 aclui.dll
09/09/2019  04:10 PM           257,024 acmigration.dll
11/20/2010  04:18 AM            45,568 acppage.dll
07/13/2009  05:14 PM             9,216 acproxy.dll
11/20/2010  04:18 AM           744,448 ActionCenter.dll
11/20/2010  04:18 AM           537,600 ActionCenterCPL.dll
11/20/2010  04:18 AM           179,200 ActionQueue.dll
11/20/2010  04:18 AM           202,752 activeds.dll
07/13/2009  03:37 PM           111,616 activeds.tlb
11/20/2010  04:18 AM           309,760 actxprxy.dll
07/13/2009  05:14 PM            38,912 AdapterTroubleshooter.exe
<Cut  Too many characters for this post>
            3185 File(s)  1,563,928,095 bytes
              96 Dir(s)  15,969,931,264 bytes free

pause
popd

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A blank line

Docfxit

[bakemonogatari]

it seems you have a "problem" with the account you use to launch cmd... (or) also, you need to be sure you are first targeting \\Server\Share and not \\Server\Share\Subfolders.

ideally, you need an account which already has rights on sharing (and which is a local administrator on PCs ...)

Don't you have an (Domain) administrator account? if yes, launch cmd as administrator (of the domain), then pushd etc.

Also, i'm not sure what you're trying to do is possible the way you're trying to do it, because of the "-s" that will be used with psexec to launch your script on the remote system (you need an account which have rights on your \\server\share to copy files).

[Docfxit]

On the computer I'm running this bat file on, there is a user "User1" with "Password1" and administrative rights.
I am not logged in with "User1" but "User1" is defined.
Running in Win7 Professional 32bit
With "Enable NETBIOS over TCP" checked
I do have a user "Administrator" active with "Password2" with Administrator rights.

On the computer "192.168.168.7" there is the same user "User1" with "Password1" and administrative rights.
There is a share setup for C:\Dnload for "User1" with read/write
I am logged in with "User1"
Running in Win7 Ultimate 32bit
With "Enable NETBIOS over TCP" checked
I do have a user "Administrator" active with "Password2" with Administrator rights.

What am I missing?

Thanks,
Docfxit

[bakemonogatari]

on your computer, connect with User1, launch the file explorer, in the address bar type \\192.168.168.7

are you asked for a username and password ?
does a 9xAddons share exist?
are you asked for a username and password when accessing to that share ?
check if the full path \\server\share\etc. matches what you thought

if there's a problem, make it simple, try to share to everybody with only read rights (also, check security tab), log off \ log on with User1, does it works now ?

[Docfxit]

on your computer, connect with User1, launch the file explorer, in the address bar type \\192.168.168.7

are you asked for a username and password ?

Yes. I don't understand why because I have the same user on both machines.
I did enter the user/password and I did put a check in remember.

does a 9xAddons share exist?

No. Only Dnload

are you asked for a username and password when accessing to that share ?

No.

check if the full path \\server\share\etc. matches what you thought

I had been running it like this:
xcopy /y /f "\\192.168.168.7\9xAddons\Macrium\ReflectDLHF.exe" 2>%~f0.log
I found I needed to run it like this:
xcopy /y /f "\\192.168.168.7\dnload\9xAddons\Macrium\ReflectDLHF.exe" 2>%~f0.log

if there's a problem, make it simple, try to share to everybody with only read rights (also, check security tab), log off \ log on with User1, does it works now ?

Thanks to you, I figured it out. That's really great of you to spend the time to help me get this working.

Thanks,
Docfxit

[Docfxit]

I seem to be having a terrible time trying to get Psexec to work correctly.
I am running this from a user with administrator rights and I am running this as administrator.
this is my complete script:

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@Echo On
for /f "delims=[] tokens=2" %%a in ('ping -4 -n 1 %ComputerName% ^| findstr [') do set NetworkIP=%%a
(
echo: @Echo On
echo: If not exist "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium" md "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium"
echo: cd "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium"
echo: xcopy /y /f "\\%NetworkIP%\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium\ReflectDLHF.exe" 
echo: xcopy /y /f "\\%NetworkIP%\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium\UpdateMacrium.exe" 
Echo: tasklist /fi "imagename eq UpdateMacrium.exe" 2>NUL | find /I /N "no tasks are running">NUL
Echo: if "%errorlevel%"=="0" ^(
Echo:    echo Task Found
Echo: 	taskkill /f /im UpdateMacrium.exe
Echo: ^)
Echo: tasklist /fi "imagename eq ReflectDLHF.exe" 2>NUL | find /I /N "no tasks are running">NUL
Echo: if "%errorlevel%"=="0" ^(
Echo:    echo Task Found
Echo: 	taskkill /f /im ReflectDLHF.exe
Echo: ^)
Echo: Call UpdateMacrium.exe
) > %~dp0UpdateMacriumRun.bat

c:\batch\psexec.exe @"C:\Batch\PushFileAndRunItComputerList.txt"  -u MyUser -p MyPassword -i -c -v "C:\Dnload\9xAddons\Macrium\UpdateMacriumRun.bat"

This bat file creates another bat file with the correct IP address of the PC I run the bat file from.
Then Psexec sends the bat file that was created UpdateMacriumRun.bat to another PC on my LAN.
On the other PC a cmd window comes up with a cmd prompt. The files do get copied. I expect the Call UpdateMacrium.exe to run.
If I run this bat file on the target PC, it runs fine.

I figured out the problem. I needed to add the -i to the Psexec cmd line.
It's running now.

Thanks,
Docfxit