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> Subject: Re: rebooting windows with cf
>
> Except that cfexecute net stop cf will stop cf, so it's not there to
> issue the cfexecute net start cf I believe the same is true if
> the functionality was wrapped in a batch file.
>
> To restart the server, i'm pre
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> Subject: Re: rebooting windows with cf
>
> Except that cfexecute net stop cf will stop cf, so it's not
> there to issue the cfexecute net start cf I believe the
> same is true if the functionality was wrapped in a batch file.
>
> To restart the server, i'm pre
Except that cfexecute net stop cf will stop cf, so it's not there to
issue the cfexecute net start cf I believe the same is true if
the functionality was wrapped in a batch file.
To restart the server, i'm pretty sure it's a case of cfexecuteing a
rundll command something like
rundll user.ex
Restarting cf is easy, use to send net stop/start "Service
name Here".
I'm not sure if there is a command line method of rebotting a machine,
but if there is you can use cfexecute to do it, or write a batch file
that CF kicks off.
> -Original Message-
> From: John Eubanks [mailto:[EMAI
I recall long time ago Pre-2000 days that there was a command line that
would invoke the reboot process.
If you can find that command, you might be able to use it with CFEXECUTE
-Original Message-
From: John Eubanks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 5:26 PM
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