I've upgraded a MF 1.8 NT4sp6 server to Win2k SP2 and now I'm trying to upgrade to XPfr2. I'm getting an "error 1321. The Installer has insufficient privileges = to modify this file: S:\Config.Msi\1e8140.rbf." Anyone have any clue? Citrix's Knowledge Base blows IMO. =20 _____ =20 =20 Brian Claus, A+, Network+, MCP Network Administrator WESCO Distribution, Inc. Commerce Court Suite 700 4 Station Square Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Phone: 412-454-2412 Fax: 412-454-2540 bclaus@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:bclaus@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> =09 _____ =20 -----Original Message----- From: Paul Bleimeyer [mailto:paulb@xxxxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 2:16 PM To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [THIN] Re: RE : stupid question ... AT command Since you are calling this from a batch/cmd environment, you should need to add two sets of percents as the first ones will be stripped off as part of the environment. Example: nbtstat -c>%%computername%%.rtf Give it a try. Also try running your patch file with echo on and let yourself see what = the batch file is doing. Adding a pause statement every so often is an = effect way to debug these as well. Many times when constructing a large script = or batch file, I will dump certain things to a file that I expect to see = along the way and then have it pause. I can then tail the debug file and see = what got dumped into the log file along the way. Just a suggestion. Regards, Paul > -----Original Message----- > From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On > Behalf Of Nicolas Ouellet > Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 1:05 PM > To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: [THIN] Re: RE : stupid question ... AT command > > > What I try to do is to send a new lmhost file on the servers > and refresh it's cache. > I simple as it is. make a backup copy. copy the file. creat > an rtf as log. > > The tasked is started but finishes with an error code 1 > althought when I run the cmd file manually it goes throught > no problem! > > > REM @ECHO OFF > rem ************************ GO_HOSTS *********************** > rem > rem This is a batch that run on each server. > rem Its function is to update the LMHOSTS file. > rem It will make a backup of the existing lmhosts file > rem It will create a file hostsinf.txt whose purpose is to > rem validate when the lmhosts was last run. > rem > rem ********************************************************* > > if exist NEWLMH.TXT GOTO safe1 > if not exist NEWLMH.TXT GOTO failed > > :safe1 > copy lmhosts.old1 lmhosts.old2 /y > copy lmhosts.old lmhosts.old1 /y > copy lmhosts lmhosts.old /y > copy newlmh.txt lmhosts > del newlmh.txt > > nbtstat -R > nbtstat -c>%computername%.rtf > goto end > > :failed > echo there was no NEWLMH.TXT file on this server > > New LMHOSTS failed to be applied!>%computername%_failed.rtf > goto end > > :end > > > > > > > > > > > >>> Goudreault.Louis@xxxxxxxxxxx 11/19/02 12:17PM >>> > You're using a mapped drive as the parameter. > > If the user is not currently logged on at the moment the > scheduled task > start, > The system won't find the H: drive. > > Try using UNC paths instead. > > at 10:10 \\server\share\file.cmd > > I always use UNC paths in my scheduled task and haven't had > any problems. > > --------------------------------------------------- > Louis Goudreault > Tech Support > Software Development Group > Hydro-Quebec > E-Mail: goudreault.louis@xxxxxxxxxxx > --------------------------------------------------- > > "For even the very wise cannot see all ends." > Gandalf, > Fellowship of the Ring > > > > > -----Message d'origine----- > De : Nicolas Ouellet [mailto:nicolas_ouellet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] > Envoy=E9 : 19 novembre 2002 11:41 > =C0 : thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Objet : [THIN] stupid question ... AT command > > > Hiya! > > I trying to schedule a task through AT in win2k but with no success. = I > created a batchfile (.cmd) but when using AT it doesn't run. > > here's what I got > - system user have all the rights. > - scheduler is up and running. and works! > > I tried those line with no success. ( : ( ) > 1- at 10:10 cmd /k "h:\services\at\mybatch.cmd" > 2- at 10:10 cmd /c "h:\services\at\mybatch.cmd" > 3- at 10:10 h:\services\at\mybatch.cmd > 4- at 10:10 /interactive cmd.exe /c > > Once the time is up the AT command just disapear with no message. > > Can anyone help me? > > Nick > > *********************************************** > This Weeks Sponsor: Wyse Technologies > Get a free whitepaper on how to secure > your corporate data from Wyse. 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