is is that there is some kinda weird permission thing
> with xcopy
> (other command lines work like dir, md, erase)
>
> I'm going to check out a few alternative apps that might do the trick,
> thanks for the suggestions.
>
> Robert
>
>
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> F
o the trick,
thanks for the suggestions.
Robert
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From: Scott Cadillac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: calling xcopy
Hi Robert,
you also can't pass command line arguments to ex
d, erase)
I'm going to check out a few alternative apps that might do the trick,
thanks for the suggestions.
Robert
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you also can't pass command line arguments to external program. so
the technique is, use a write action to create a bat file of what you
want, then RUN that as ex
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you also can't pass command line arguments to external program. so
the technique is, use a write action to create a bat file of what you
want, then RUN that as external. Also, be explicit with the directory
references.
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well, is witango running on a service that doesnt have permissions to
that folder that holds xcopy
I remember fighting this at one time, and i went on google and found
like xcopy2 and it worked real well with Witango
Ben
On Jan 26, 2007, at 1:12 PM, Robert Shubert wrote:
Does anybody no w
probably a path issue.
When witango starts it up, it probably starts it up with a different
starting directory.
you might try having the first line of your batch file being a "cd"
that changes to the directory where the batch file is ie "cd
c:\mydirectory\xcopyfolder\"
On 1/26/07, Robert Shuber
Does anybody no why xcopy wouldn't work properly in a batch file when it's
called by Witango as an external? The batch file functions as expected if I
double-click it, but when Witango 5.5 calls it, the xcopy function is just
glanced over. This is on Windows server 2003. Thanks, Robert
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