"Michael Harris (MVP)" <mikhar.at.mvps.dot.org> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > Al Dunbar wrote:
>> "h3ll b0I" <miztiik[ at ]gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1178206419.457986.114640[ at ]q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
>>> is this cant be done?
>>
>> Try restating your problem in somewhat more detail - I don't remember
>> seeing your initial post.
>>
>> /Al
>
> Root of this thread was posted bi 'Miztiik' on Tuesday, April 24, 2007
> 8:58 PM.
>
> 'h3ll b0I' = <miztiik--[ at ]--gmail.com>
> 'Miztiik' = <Miztiik--[ at ]--discussions.microsoft.com>
>
> (where --[ at ]-- = [ at ])
Thanks, I see it now ;-)
Here is the text of the original post:
i have two scripts A and B, i need to run B on a lot of computers
so i use A to copy B to each server and execute it and repeat the same
with
the next server.
but sometimes some compters dont respond to A properly, so it keeps
trying
and the script hangs there..
how can i avoid this?
First off, we cannot really address the issue of script A hanging when a
remote computer does not respond unless you give some details about it,
like:
- what scripting language?
- what is script A doing at the point that it hangs because a computer is
not responding to it?
- why is it that some computers don't respond "properly", are they behaving
incorrectly, or are the just turned off?
Script A might be changed to interact with the remote computers in such a
way that it will be able to detect the lack of response. Or you could detect
that the computer is up with a ping test, or by looking at the output of a
NET VIEW command.
More specifics might become evident when we know what it is that you are
already doing.
/Al
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