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pmc181 wrote: ↑

10 Jun 2020 14:20

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This is a network file share server so I can't run powershell. I would like to use cmd's from a batch file.

Thanks,
Pmc181

That is fine if you want to use a batch file but it being a network file share does not rule out Powershell. In fact it probably makes the task easier.

I feel like I responded to this one already somewhere... Do the HEX files contain hexadecimal characters, or are they regular ASCII characters? Is offset 3AE always on the same line? I looked everywhere before posting, apologies if you have answered this somewhere. The 3AE offset is always on the s...

Just a couple of pointers for you that you have been shown in your previous questions but have not caught onto. I would highly recommend you follow these. undefined variable set "var=" Assigning a value to a variable set "var=value" Comparing values IF "%var%"=="foo" command Checking if a variable h...

So in your previous thread you knew enough to set the FOR variable to an environmental variable before you manipulated it. for %%a in (%~1) do for /f "tokens=1*" %%b in ("!return.vars!") do ( set "return.normal=!%%a!" if defined return.normal ( set "return.normal=!return.normal:%%=%%3!" set "return....

VBS and JScript strings are limited to 2GB, which is where the restrictions come from. The /M option must load the entire file into a single string. Dave Benham And using the /M option has been the only way I know of to strip a Carriage Return out of the middle of a record. I just got a bunch of cr...

Take out the /F option.

Still baffles me when people take screenshot of the console when it is so easy to copy the text from it and paste it into the forums.

You are assigning spaces to the left variable.
Best practice is to use quotes to surround the assignment

\r is a carriage return
\n is a linefeed.

In the previous version of JREPL if you wanted to remove one of these you will need to use the /M option as well.

But in February Dave put in a new /EOL option to specify what end of line terminators you want to use.

We would love to help but it would really help us if you could supply the code you have already written and give us a bit more detail to the scope of the project and what you are having problems with.

Hello! Thank you @dbenham for creating this batch file. For some reason I can't get it to execute properly. When I launch it, it seems to be calling cscript.exe but it hangs there. Any ideas what to do about this? Thanks again! tempsnip.png Just out of curiosity, do you know you can copy text from ...

How about you show us what you tried?

What is stopping you from using wevtutil.exe in the DO portion of the FOR command?

You are doing a string comparison. The value on the left must equal the value on the right, character for character. That includes the quotes. You are also not using the correct comparison operator. It should be ==. You are also missing a closing parentheses.