Well, it is working for me when I use an AT command like....
at 12:25 cmd /c "c: && cd \ && logsaver.pl"
but not with...
at 12:25 c:\logsaver
So, I may have a local problem. I'll try it on another couple of boxes.
Also may need some finer tuning. However, I am THRILLED that I have a way
to make it work now!
Thank you all for your help!!!!
Glenn Meyer t/l 631-9100 - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content Hosting Systems Administrator Service Delivery Center - South
"Gerber, Christopher
J" To: Glenn
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Subject: RE: Problem creating
directories
01/27/2003 11:58
Glenn,
I just tried the following on my machine without any problems:
----------8<----------CMD.EXE ---------->8----------
C:\Temp>dir
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 10D3-3414
Directory of C:\Temp
01/24/2003 10:15a <DIR> .
01/24/2003 10:15a <DIR> ..
01/24/2003 10:15a 11,125 pod.html
1 File(s) 11,125 bytes
2 Dir(s) 1,764,372,480 bytes free
C:\Temp>cacls .
C:\Temp Everyone:(OI)(CI)F
C:\Temp>at 12:49 "c:\perl\prj\test3.pl"
Added a new job with job ID = 3
C:\Temp>dir
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 10D3-3414
Directory of C:\Temp
01/27/2003 12:49p <DIR> .
01/27/2003 12:49p <DIR> ..
01/24/2003 10:15a 11,125 pod.html
01/27/2003 12:49p <DIR> TEST
1 File(s) 11,125 bytes
3 Dir(s) 1,764,372,480 bytes free
----------8<----------TEST3.PL---------->8----------
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Path;
my $lspath = "C:\\TEMP\\TEST";
if(!(-e $lspath)) {
&File::Path::mkpath($lspath);
}
__END__
----------8<---------- END ---------->8----------
Would you mind testing this minimal script and see if it works for you? If
it does, maybe you could post your whole script for us to troubleshoot?
Chris
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> Thank you all for your replies....
>
> A little clarification...
> This is for creating the directories on the local machine, not remote.
> Scheduler is running with the System account.
> The drive is C:\ and I have opened it up to Everyone Full
> COntrol and it
> still doesn't work.
> Yes, I have tried specifying the path many different ways with no luck
> except when run manually.
>
> Any other thoughts? I am open to trying most anything. Thank you!!!
>
> Glenn Meyer t/l 631-9100 - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Content Hosting Systems Administrator Service Delivery
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> Is $lspath an absolute path, or relative path? If it is a
> relative path,
> then you will probably need to fully qualify it with drive letter and
> parent directories, i.e. D\\somedir\\somesubdir\\...
>
> Other than that, are you certain the user the AT command is
> running has the
> appropriate permission?
>
> HTH, Phil.
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> I am trying to build a script that helps archive data. One
> of the tasks I
> want it to do is to check to see if the directory path exists
> and if not,
> to then create it. The following code works fine everytime
> when running
> the script manually. However, I need to run it from an AT
> command. The
> script appears to work well everytime IF the directory path
> already exists,
> but it will not create the directories on it's own - again,
> this is only
> when run automatically from an AT command - running it
> manually it does
> fine. The Scheduler/Task Scheduler Service is running with the System
> account and the System account does have full permissions to
> create the
> directories.
>
> Here is the snip from the code......
> # If local_retention=yes then copies logs to local_store_path=
> if($options{local_retention} =~ m/yes/) {
> my $lspath = $options{local_store_path};
> if(!(-e $lspath)) {
> &File::Path::mkpath($lspath);
> }
> }
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>
> Any thoughts? Thank you!!!
>
>
> Glenn Meyer
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