#148173 - 2005-09-21 10:14 AM
get Errorlevel
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Maik
Getting the hang of it
Registered: 2003-01-14
Posts: 87
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Hello,
I want to catch the errorlevel of psexec or the "net localgroup" and pipe it into a textfile. What is wrong with my code?
Code:
If $ClientAdmins.IsMember('WinNT://Domain/Admins') <> 1
Shell "psexec.exe \\192.168.2.10 -u @domain\Admin -p Password -i" + " cmd /c net localgroup Administrator " + chr(34) + "Domain\Admins" + chr(34) + " /add"
$Errorcode = @ERROR + ", " + @SERROR
If (RedirectOutput("%TEMP%\@WKSTA.log", 1)) = 0
'Errorcode: $Errorcode'
EndIf
EndIf
Maik
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#148175 - 2005-09-21 10:54 AM
Re: get Errorlevel
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Richard H.
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Registered: 2000-01-24
Posts: 4946
Loc: Leatherhead, Surrey, UK
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What is wrong with my code?
@ERROR is a number, so when you use "+" KiXtart will coerce the rest of the line to a numeric type as well.
You need to convert @ERROR to a string first. You can do this either explicitly by using CStr(), or implicitly by starting the expression with a string.
Easiest is something like:
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$Errorcode = "["+@ERROR+"] "+@SERROR
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#148176 - 2005-09-21 10:58 AM
Re: get Errorlevel
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Richard H.
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If shell is started ok then @error will be 0 cause kix did what it had to do (launch Shell) and no errors came up.
To get the error codes of a Shell you could use the WSHPipe() UDF.
WshPipe() - Pipes the results of a shell command to an array.
That's not quite correct. If PSEXEC launches, completes and returns an error code (ERRORLEVEL) then @ERROR will be set to the error code.
If you use "RUN" or if the process you start detaches from the controlling process then @ERROR will always be zero as long as the process starts ok.
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#148178 - 2005-09-21 01:19 PM
Re: get Errorlevel
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Maik
Getting the hang of it
Registered: 2003-01-14
Posts: 87
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Hello,
can I get the Errorlevel of "net localgroup" also?
Maik
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#148180 - 2005-09-21 01:43 PM
Re: get Errorlevel
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Maik
Getting the hang of it
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How?
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#148183 - 2005-09-21 04:29 PM
Re: get Errorlevel
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Richard H.
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Loc: Leatherhead, Surrey, UK
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It shouldn't be an issue.
From a Windows IT Pro article
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Whenever a process executed with PsExec is completed, PsExec displays the process's exit code and returns the exit code as its own exit code
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