Re: Getting system uptime on Windows
- From: "Ilya Ginzburg" <ilya_g@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 11:19:21 +0200
I used [net.exe use] from wish (WinXP). It was work ok.
Now I use [twapi::connect_share], but it is an other saga...
Ilya
"Leopold Gerlinger" <leopold.gerlinger@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Puh!
>
> It seems that the 'NET' command is only working from a console window
> correctly. I tried several ways to capture the output (e.g. redirecting to
> a file) but none of them worked. Also one can see a DOS box flicker when
> calling the command from wish. For me the NET command is programmed in a
> way like: "If I'm not started from the console, let's open it by myself"
>
> That way it sure prevents capturing the output. I also tried opening a
> pipe or calling it indirectly with 'exec cmd.exe /c ...'. None of them
> worked. Seems we have to thank Big Bill once more ;-)
>
> Regards - Leo
>
>
.
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