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i hate computers

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hey all, once again a stupid problem ..

thie is the code :

net use o: /delete /yes

ping 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 10000 > nul

net use o: \\srv\RIS\Applications /user:guest@domain.loc

echo Done,

EXIT

the ping thing wount work, it skips to the next line immidiatly, which causes the next map to fail ..

i must have it on the same user .. anyone has an idea why the ping isnt working ?

please save me ..


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please help,

maybe someone here know a better way to create a pause ?

this is really the only thing keeping my cd from perfection

thanks

try pinging 127.0.0.1

also increase the number of pings, its not skipping it, just going really fast. change 1 to 10000

try pinging 127.0.0.1

also increase the number of pings, its not skipping it, just going really fast.  change 1 to 10000

send 10,000 pings? he'd be there all week

something more appropiate maybe 3-4

ping -n 3 -w 10000 IP_ADDR > NUL

as for the ip to ping, are you sure you are actually able to ping the ip address from the machine at the time this script is running??

try logging by running this just before you run the ping:

ipconfig /all >net.log

net view >>net.log

net statistics workstation >>net.log

net config workstation >>net.log

then have a quick look @ net.log

please help,

maybe someone here know a better way to create a pause ?

this is really the only thing keeping my cd from perfection

thanks

if you are only trying to create a pause ... why not use the sleep command?

http://unattended.msfn.org/files/sleep.zip

:)

Usage:

start /wait sleep.exe 30

(the above syntax will halt your batch file for 30 seconds)

i hate computers
That was your topic's title?

@bardugu

Please use more descriptive titles, otherwise, neither will you get someone who knows what to do to stumble past your thread, nor are you making it easy for searching in future. :)

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