Hello all,

I have a netlogon.bat batch script, which I want to run some commands upon login for all hosts except one (computername: PC2). Currently I have the following script:

if "%COMPUTERNAME%" == "PC2" goto OUT
 @del c:\windows\*.pwl
 regedit /s \\myserver\netlogon\nocache.reg

:OUT
 echo exiting
:END

which doesn't work the way I want, it runs 'del' & 'regedit' for all hosts.

Any batch script wizards around here ?

(btw. all hosts run win98 & the server runs samba on linux)

That code does what you want it to do when I run it.

I can see nothing wrong with the code.

Are you sure the pc you want to exclude has the correct name?

goto a command prompt and type "set" (i think that works in 98, been a while! )

Hope that helps.

I triple-checked & it doesn't work the way I want.

$ net config 
ComputerName                  \\PC2

I tried both 'PC2' & '\\PC2' on my script but it does exactly the same : it runs the 'del' & 'regedit' commands on all boxes, including pc2.

Anyone ?

Hi venim,

I am not sure but I think you don't have to use the quotes, try this line:

if %computername%==PC2 (Echo.This is PC2) Else Echo.This is not PC2

Greez, Sie Tjin Kian