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The only thing we know is: That batch tried to write to a file within the folder "\system32\drivers" which fails. How about posting the content of the batch file if legally allowed? Alternatively post a link so we could download that .bat file ourselves. Sidenote: You shouldn't trust any foreign .ba...

I think IcarusLives initially used the esc-character itself in that batch and replaced it by a delayed variable later (adding some slight errors), so the following should work: @echo off & setlocal enableDelayedExpansion ( for /f %%a in ('echo prompt $E^| cmd') do set "esc=%%a" ) & echo !esc![?25l s...

I had always understood that you cannot escape token delimiters - only quotes will work. I'm unsure if i misread something here... although i read the batch parsing rules multiple times, i never noticed that and i always thought the excact opposite. Therefore i repeatedly used something like that (...

There are multiple issues here. For example lines of html files may not be limited to 8190 characters, and in most cases are utf-8 encoded, ... . You better might want to use text extracting software such as for example dave benham's "JREPL.BAT": https://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=604...

I guess the error is something like "Maximum recursion depth exceeded." because there is a "setlocal" but no a "endlocal" in the for-loop compound statement which could be fixed by append "endlocal" as a last command to the compound statement.


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All linked resources i've tested are available.
Which one did you test that didn't work?


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According to https://www.printfil.com/efaq32.htm the Standard DosBox build doesn't support printing to LPT1-4 or COM1-4, but there are two links (given on their page) to other versions that should support that feature. Note that i am not familiar with neither the linked page nor dosbox, so i don't k...

I suspect that either the html comment has a maximum length, or the "<hta:...>" element must be within a given offset of the file, else some weird bug triggers... . I suggest to use a comment as short as possible and put the batch portion into a script tag. So hopefully the folllowing works (without...

Then that might help you: set /p host1= "Please Input IP: " set logfile=%host1%.log echo DEST = %host1% > %logfile% :Ping ^ timeout 1 > NUL ping %host1% -w 1000 -n 10 >> %logfile% IF '%ERRORLEVEL%'=='1' GOTO SEND_MAIL GOTO Ping :SEND_MAIL PowerShell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -file send_...

But obviously rhats not dynamic and I can't always gaurentee that will always be the case so I need to force it to grab the highest. Is this easy to achieve? Yes, just cut out the number in the filename using "tokens=2 delims=_." and then compare the numbers with the content of an environment varia...

If you don't want to loop after sending the mail, then why do you loop using "GOTO Ping"?
You could just remove it.


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the relevant part of the JSON looks like "homepage":"http://www.google.com/" Maybe that location is outdated because here on work (where i won't test changing that and where i won't try to develope that), is: "homepage"="F48D3D60A2CB04D9DA09E30EB6E80736359385D1914AECCF128234DEA3C9EDCD" I doubt that...

@Boxof, i'm not sure if you noticed that liitle snipplet of text, but we need input from you to proceed:

penpen wrote:but you have to find someone with Chrome to do that, or you might post a sample configuration file and find out which data-field has to be changed.

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Yes, you are right, but something like the following "jsonTest.js.bat" should be sufficient for most json files: @if (true==false) then /* @echo off cscript //nologo //e:JScript "%~f0" %* exit /b %errorlevel% */ @end function traverse(key) { var type = ({}).toString.call(key).match(/\s([a-zA-Z]+)/)[...