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angelmoreno
Hi,
I have a problem with a little script that stops four services.
When I test the script in a command line, the script runs correctly,
and it stops the services.
The problem is when I schedule the script with the at command, the
scheduler have an error, and the services don't stopped.
Any idea?
The service which executes the task programmer is started with the
local system account.
The local system account has permissions in the script and the
container folder.
Very thanks...
I have a problem with a little script that stops four services.
When I test the script in a command line, the script runs correctly,
and it stops the services.
The problem is when I schedule the script with the at command, the
scheduler have an error, and the services don't stopped.
Any idea?
The service which executes the task programmer is started with the
local system account.
The local system account has permissions in the script and the
container folder.
Very thanks...