On Tue, 9 May 2006 15:59 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am trying to create a windows first response IR script for Windows 2000
Pro using binaries that do not touch the file system, but am having problems
making the environment variables stick.
[snip]
set path:d:\IR\...; etc...
[snip]
PROBLEM
It does not matter whether I run this from CD or from the writable USB
stick, as user or as Administrator (runas /user:Administrator
e:\cmdenv.bat), the environment variables appear to be set OK (tested with
"set".) But when I run the ir batch script on a second test system, filemon
shows that the program DLLs are still taken from the system32 directory.
There is no searching for DLLs in the CDROM / USB stick, the environment
variables appear to have been ignored. It does not look like a permissions
problem.
Does anyone know how to force the DLL paths within a batch script / cmd
shell?
One thing: the syntax should be
set path=d:\IR\...;
^
not
set path:d:\IR\...;
^
[Perhaps the colon works, but it sure doesn't look like it. Under XP,
I get an error of "Environment variable path:d:\IR\ not defined."]
-BPB
University of Michigan AntiVirus Team Leader
University of Michigan Data Recovery Team Leader
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