I'll admit, I know practically nothing about VBS (altho I do understand PowerShell ...).
Anyway, we have a vendor provided set of scripts that suspend, and then resume, an application, so we can back it up. (it's EMC SourceOne mail archiving). We use Networker as a backup program. So years ago I wrote small batch files that run the suspend and resume scripts. C:\Windows\SYSWow64\cscript "name.vbs" And it Just Worked. That was like 4-5 years ago. Last week I upgraded the Networker client software to the latest version. And the backup is failing. Do a test run, I see this, in the Networker log: CScript Error: Initialization of the Windows Script Host failed. (Not enough storage is available to process this command. ) Oddly, if I execute the CMD file from a shell prompt, it all Just Works. I do not see this error. So it's only when it executes via Networker, that I see this problem. I've been searching the Interwebs, but not seem to be finding anything relevant to my issue. Anyone have any hints? I'll open a case with Networker, but it might be a Windows issue (some environment settings), so I thought I would ask here. Anyone?
