Trying to create a RealTimeSync of a folder on my laptop to a folder on
network. Got 99%. I created a batch file to check that the network folder
exists before running RTS or RTS just waits for folder to be available. This
is just in case the network folder get deleted on accident. Then I run the
real time sync from the batch. But at this point the DOS window that opened
from running RTS hangs open until I force it closed. Way around this?
RealTimeSync: Console window hangs
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> I created a batch file to check that the network folder exists before
running RTS
This shouldn't be necessary. RTS waits until all folders are available before
executing the commandline (i.e. starting sync)
> DOS window that opened from running RTS hangs open
See Helpfile: Advanced-> Batch Scripting (Windows) for a way to use wscript to
hide the console window.
running RTS
This shouldn't be necessary. RTS waits until all folders are available before
executing the commandline (i.e. starting sync)
> DOS window that opened from running RTS hangs open
See Helpfile: Advanced-> Batch Scripting (Windows) for a way to use wscript to
hide the console window.
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>This shouldn't be necessary. RTS waits until all folders are available before
executing the commandline (i.e. starting sync)
But If I deleted the folder It might never be available until I notice, so I
wanted to put a check in place.
>See Helpfile: Advanced-> Batch Scripting (Windows) for a way to use wscript
to hide the console window.
I see.
executing the commandline (i.e. starting sync)
But If I deleted the folder It might never be available until I notice, so I
wanted to put a check in place.
>See Helpfile: Advanced-> Batch Scripting (Windows) for a way to use wscript
to hide the console window.
I see.
