Solved Need help with %time%, open and reopen a program at midnight

Razor2.3 October 26, 2012 at 16:32:35

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Hi , thats easy as killing rabbits...I didnt test it cause it passes from midnight but im preaty shure that works. It makes a ping, to program wait 5 seconds, its better to dont stress your computer if you are using win7 replace the ping line to timeout /t 5 @echo off title ==Home Made== http://batch.csproject.org :ab echo. echo %time% Waiting for midnight.. ping 127.0.0.1 -n ^6 >nul echo %time%>%temp%\784dh.txt findstr /L "00:00" %temp%\784dh.txt if not errorlevel 1 goto aa goto ab :aa taskkill /IM EOBot.exe /F start EOBot.exe goto ab

RogerSmith when you said to change the ping line to timeout /t 5 did you mean this line? ''ping 127.0.0.1 -n ^6 >nul'' Also does that script you just put there do everything that my script did before + the time that I asked? Because on my old script if I closed the bot a message would come up saying to put Y if I was sure that I wanted to close it or N if I didn't wanna close it. Also this line ''indstr /L "00:00" %temp%\784dh.txt'' does the ''00:00'' stands for midnight? If I changed it to 01:00 would it close and re-open at 01:00 instead of midnight or would it f--- up the script? I'll give it a shot later though thank you for the help.

"Also this line ''indstr /L "00:00" %temp%\784dh.txt'' does the ''00:00'' stands for midnight? If I changed it to 01:00 would it close and re-open at 01:00 instead " Yes it will change the hour __________________________//____________________________ "when you said to change the ping line to timeout /t 5 did you mean this line?" ''ping 127.0.0.1 -n ^6 >nul'' Yes all that line for timeout /t 5 , but only if you are using win7 _______________________//__________________________ "Because on my old script if I closed the bot a message would come up saying to put Y if I was sure that I wanted to close it or N if I didn't wanna close it." i dont realy understand what is the propose of that , is to restart the bot if you close it? i will assumpt that yes and code it again _______________//__________________________________ You may now forget the last script and the ping crap let it be as it is. I add user output , configure yourself the hour every time that you run the script , and i add the automatic mode, you can turn it on and what it does is , if the bot closes because of any thing , the script will re-open it. I add that option when you close the bot the script will ask you if you want to open it again. I didnt test it but i think that is every thing ok , i code derty because make part of who iam so if you dont understand the code dont worry. just make shure that you put this batch file in the same directory as the EOBOT.exe @echo off title ==Home Made== http://batch.csproject.org :acc cls echo Enter hour to close and re-open bot [eg. 00:00] set /p jhg= echo Do you want automatic mode [^If the bot close it will be Re-open] (y/n) ? set /p kjhy= if %kjhy%==y goto zs if %kjhy%==yes goto zs :ab cls echo. echo %time% Waiting for bot actions at %jhg%... tasklist | findstr /l EOBot.exe>%temp%\784dh.txt findstr /l "EOBot.exe" %temp%\784dh.txt if errorlevel 1 goto abc ping 127.0.0.1 -n ^6 >nul echo %time%>%temp%\784dh.txt findstr /l "%jhg%" %temp%\784dh.txt if not errorlevel 1 goto aa goto ab :aa taskkill /IM EOBot.exe /F start EOBot.exe goto ab :abc cls Echo. Echo It seem that EOBot was terminated do you want to Re-open it?(y/n) set /p hgs= if %hgs%==n exit if %hgs%==no exit if %hgs%==yes goto fdl if %hgs%==y goto fdl goto abc :fdl start EOBot.exe goto acc :zs cls echo. echo %time% Waiting for bot actions at %jhg%... tasklist | findstr /l EOBot.exe>%temp%\784dh.txt findstr /l "EOBot.exe" %temp%\784dh.txt if errorlevel 1 goto aa1 ping 127.0.0.1 -n ^6 >nul echo %time%>%temp%\784dh.txt findstr /l "%jhg%" %temp%\784dh.txt if not errorlevel 1 goto aa1 goto zs :aa1 taskkill /IM EOBot.exe /F start EOBot.exe goto zs I edited this post at 18:03:59 Pacific if you read this is because the script works well and you are good to go

nbrane October 26, 2012 at 19:15:12

If all else fails, just set up a "at" job to run at midnight and kill the bot. Your original script will handle restarting it. (should work as long as your computer's clock is reasonably accurate). My philosophy, regarding bots, is if you write it yourself, you're playing "dirty" but at least you're honing your computer skills. If you buy a bot, you're wasting your money anyway. The sys-ops will keep changing the game.

thebest123456 October 27, 2012 at 04:18:30

Use this: @echo off if "%time:~0,-9%"=="00" ( echo. Time is midnight! pause > nul exit /b ) To determine how long you have to wait for midnight you'd have to mess with substrings and find how much you'd need to sleep before checking again.

Now its done and work great. There are several ways to do the same thing time /t >%temp%\aa.txt set /p aa=<%temp%\aa.txt if %aa%==00:00 echo its midnight and other ways i can remenber, this was just air code, but any way , thanks it was a valid and helpful contribute.