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I didn't have a question. I was answering a question that was addressed to you . This might be confusing. Concerning the screenshot: I saw that the request its wrong: I has to be "Bitte das verschlüsselte Password zum Ent schlüsseln eingeben" In english: pls give the encrypted password for...

The link can be opened fine. We just needed sample output.

dropbox.com, not .net

And just put the file in the Public folder and click the Share button. You'll get a link that anybody can use to download the file.

You can pass a y to a command like this:

Love is there as a side effect of running the entire post through Google Translate. Ame is Portuguese for love, apparently. Thanks, that explains that well. I'm still curious about m. Maybe that was a translation error too. Google Translate says that's exactly what happened, though I can't fathom w...

Replace the set /p first_line line with ( set /p ignore= set /p first_line= )<"C:\FFS\LastSyncs.log" EDIT: And now that I'm not posting from my phone... @echo off timeout /t 5 set subject=[Failed] The search terms were not found ( set /p ignore= set /p first_line= )<"C:\FFS\LastSyncs....

Love is there as a side effect of running the entire post through Google Translate.

Ame is Portuguese for love, apparently.

%state% == alive The spaces are breaking your code. Batch takes spaces as literal values, so you're checking to see if the value of %state% with a space on the end is equal to a space followed by the word "alive," which it can never be. Remove the spaces and wrap both values in some chara...

However, if you think there might be instances of "core", "CORE", "CoRe", or some other weird casing going on in the files, you can try

If you get no output from that command, then there are no files that contain the word "Core"

If you like this, you should wait until somebody like Squashman, Aacini, or dbenham comes in here and corrects my code Is the 4-at-a-time thing for speed issues or do the programs have a limit to how many instances can be run at a time? Because this will run truepng on all files, wait for all instan...

Here is fine. For some reason I was under the impression that the script would wait for the ping to finish, but I didn't take into account that one process that was running long could still be active (when I tested with pings of varying lengths, my testing had the long ping after the short ping, so ...

I edited my SO post and it should work now, unless truepng does something stupid like delete the folder after processes or something.

Dude, I responded to your post on Stack Overflow almost 20 minutes ago.