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VBscript Fights Cuda
Jason G:
--- Quote from: RandyC on 27 Jan 2009, 07:12:36 am ---I am using XP Pro 32b SP3. I don't know if that's my problem or not. One thing I thought of a while ago: I am using a Service install for BOINC. It may be that with a Service install, the userid running your script is not allowed to terminate BOINC's tasks.
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exact same scenario here(XPsp3 & Service), but the script should be running as 'me' right? so in my case has admin privileges AFAIK.
randyconk:
--- Quote from: Jason G on 27 Jan 2009, 07:14:55 am ---
--- Quote from: RandyC on 27 Jan 2009, 07:12:36 am ---I am using XP Pro 32b SP3. I don't know if that's my problem or not. One thing I thought of a while ago: I am using a Service install for BOINC. It may be that with a Service install, the userid running your script is not allowed to terminate BOINC's tasks.
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exact same scenario here(XPsp3 & Service), but the script should be running as 'me' right? so in my case has admin privileges AFAIK.
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Not sure about that (my id has admin privileges too)...BOINC 6.x.x (running 6.4.5) sets up a special set of IDs to run Service installs. Could try starting the script using 'run-as' option and see if that fixes it. I'd need to set-up a shortcut to start the script.
Maik:
Hehe, process terminat works at XP. Im using that too. but not installed as Service. Maybe thats the reason ...
randyconk:
--- Quote from: Maik on 27 Jan 2009, 08:42:35 am ---Hehe, process terminat works at XP. Im using that too. but not installed as Service. Maybe thats the reason ...
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Can you give me a code segment (and tell me where to insert it) that will perform the following (I don't code VBS) in place of the terminate:
net stop boinc
wait 30 seconds
net start boinc
Maik:
Not atm, sorry.
I have no time atm. Maybe in 3 or 4 days.
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