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Solecs wrote: When the command is run from the batch it doesn't start the rar but endlessly repeats the command back to me in a cmd window. If I copy and paste this exact command into a CMD window and run it from there it has no problem. Does anyone know why this is happening and how I get it to stop this loop thing and actually run the command? I have had this happen at times when using bat files, Usually starting the bat file with something like C: Cd before running the desired command has fixed it in my case. Driver Laptop Samsung Sens R60 Plus. Solecs wrote: This is the only thing in the batch file. Good - easier to troubleshoot. Solecs wrote: Windows Server 2003 R2 Good - easier to troubleshoot Solecs wrote:.
Right now I am just launching it myself by executing the batch directly but I want it to be done as a scheduled task once everything is said and done. Launching it how? In a command prompt typing the name of the batch file? Senthamizh Paattu Tamil Mp3 Songs Free Download. In windows explorer by double-clicking on it? Using start->run->full path to the batch file?
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Solecs wrote: rar is not in the folder it is linked to the WinRAR.exe in the programs folder. So rar is in or is not in the path? Open a cmd prompt and type rar - what happens? If rar is not in the directory and a program (or batch file or other command file) is run then it is most likely (gotta leave room just in case) in the path. If it doesn't run, then it is not in the path.
The echo of the command you are having in your batch file is because by default echo is on. To resolve this either place a @ character at the beginning of each line you don't want to see or add an '@echo off' at the beginning of the batch file. I am double clicking the batch file from windows explorer. By typing rar I get all the command line commands and switches for WinRAR ('rar' is its command line name) I added the '@echo off' to the beginning of the batch file and it did take away the repeating text but it still is not running the command.
I am trying to WinRAR a text file(test.txt) that is in the 'e: user backups data' folder so it should only take a second or two to complete yet it is just running using up 15-25% of the CPU of my server and never completing the batch file. I opened the command prompt and navigated to the batch file and ran it from there I do not get a error I get the same result of the text 'rar a -m1 'e: user backups test.rar' 'e: user backups data *.*' repeating itself over and over again.
I let it sit there for 5 minutes and it never actually ran the command. Yes test.txt does exist and all it has in it is the word 'test' the test.rar doesn't exist it is trying to create it. I'm trying to have the ext of the rar file be '.rar' not a '.txt' 'test.txt' is in the directory 'e: user backups data test.txt' What will go in this data folder is backups of every user and the total size of all the backups is ~200GB this will be archived so its size is reduced to ~100GB file. I am putting the rar file in the directory 'e: user backups test.rar'. Solecs wrote: I opened the command prompt and navigated to the batch file and ran it from there I do not get a error I get the same result of the text 'rar a -m1 'e: user backups test.rar' 'e: user backups data *.*' repeating itself over and over again. I let it sit there for 5 minutes and it never actually ran the command.