Re: [Bug-wget] VBScript and Task Manager

[D'Amato, Paul J.]

Thank you Alex for your response.

I modified the run WshShell.Run command as suggested. Thank you!
I confirmed that the CurrentDirectory is what I expect. It is the location of 
the script and the wget executable.

I was able to get wget to run from the task scheduler outside of the vbscript.
I was able to do this utilizing the "Start In" option.
I applied this to the vbscript task and the task completed!


Thanks to everyone on the wget bug team for your assistance.

Paul

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Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2014 12:02 PM
To: D'Amato, Paul J.
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Subject: Re: Re: [Bug-wget] VBScript and Task Manager

Greetings, D'Amato, Paul J
1st You didn't need loop for waiting download. It can cause error because wget 
create file immediately. WshShell.Run has WaitOnReturn parametr. So You can try 
something like "WshShell.Run runWget , 0, True"
2nd Possible variant - please check value of WshShell.CurrentDirectory 
property. When You lauch script manually, it start from it directory. Sheduler 
lauch script from some system directory. You can or assign value to 
WshShell.CurrentDirectory (WshShell.CurrentDirectory = currentDirectory) or 
(may be better) use "-P" wget option.
Best regards, Alex



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