Hmmm... This runs via cfhttp
url=http://www.myserverdev.com/ipi_grabber/get.cfm?w=#xWaitDocTime#s=#lcase(attributes.website)#
result=grabResult /. So the caller is on a different server than the
webshot program.
The caller of the CF program is really irrelevant here. It's the user
That worked! Thank you so much! Is it because both the program Webshot and
ColdFusion were installed under my user account?
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Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? Here's my code:
cfexecute name=c:\windows\system32\systeminfo.exe
arguments=/FO CSV
variable=data
timeout=10 /
cfdump var=#data#
I've also tried running it without the arguments (see below). Both the code
above and the code below return
That worked! Thank you so much! Is it because both the program Webshot and
ColdFusion were installed under my user account?
It's possible, but it's also possible that it was something not quite
the same, but somewhat similar. I realize that's not a very
satisfactory explanation, but I'd need
...
-Original Message-
From: Scott Niven [mailto:scott_ni...@ncsu.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2011 11:39 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Running systeminfo with CFEXECUTE returns an empty string. Why?
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? Here's my code:
cfexecute name=c:\windows\system32\systeminfo.exe
I can run a screen capture program executable from a Windows Server 2008
(32bit) cmd line and it captures a flash website fine. However, when I try this
from cfexecute, it says no flash player is installed. Latest Flash Player has
been installed for IE 8 32 bit. Please advise. Thanks
I can run a screen capture program executable from a Windows Server 2008
(32bit) cmd line and it captures a flash website fine. However, when I
try this from cfexecute, it says no flash player is installed. Latest Flash
Player has been installed for IE 8 32 bit. Please advise. Thanks.
Try
I can run a screen capture program executable from a Windows Server
2008 (32bit) cmd line and it captures a flash website fine. However,
when I
try this from cfexecute, it says no flash player is installed.
Latest Flash Player has been installed for IE 8 32 bit. Please advise.
Thanks
Hmmm... This runs via cfhttp
url=http://www.myserverdev.com/ipi_grabber/get.cfm?w=#xWaitDocTime#s=#lcase(attributes.website)#
result=grabResult /. So the caller is on a different server than the
webshot program.
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Ok, we have a program that we are running using cfexecute. It requires the
license for that program to be placed in the folder that holds the program that
calls it. Right now, the program doesn't run since cfexecute is the calling
program. In this case, thus I assume I'll need to place
Ok, we have a program that we are running using cfexecute. It requires the
license for that program to be placed in the folder that holds the
program that calls it. Right now, the program doesn't run since cfexecute is
the calling program. In this case, thus I assume I'll need to place
Ok, we have a program that we are running using cfexecute. It
requires the license for that program to be placed in the folder that
holds the
program that calls it. Right now, the program doesn't run since
cfexecute is the calling program. In this case, thus I assume I'll
need
The program is a batch screen capture program. Got the cfexecute to work by
putting the license in the jrun folder. So that worked! But now it fails to
load the flash plug-in that accompanies IE 8. It works like a charm if run by
clicking on a batch file that resides in the folder that has
, but thought it could
perhaps be a corrupt source file causing a problem.
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Michael Reick [mailto:mich...@widgethq.com]
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 1:45 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: CF9 cfexecute issues.
Let me just say I hate CF9 so far. I just upgraded from CF7
,
If not, then it would tell you that executing batch file sis the problem or
cfexecute itself.
If it does work, then try doing the original image manipulation but just 1
image and see if that works.
Then work forward from here, if 1 image works, then increase the iterations
of images processed until you get
Monitor, and goes away
10 minutes or so later,
but the page just hangs. I've even tried putting a cfabort after the last
cfexecute, but nothing. The log file just shows the steps in the batch file,
which is simply migrating
to the directory and calling the .vbs file, or ffmpeg on the appropriate
Im stuck here, and after all my years as a programmer, never have I been faced
with this and on a shirt deadline.
There is a pretty complex MS Access report that takes in an ID and outputs a
report, how the heck can I get this to run online???
Im poking through cfexecute but no luck yet
Run ProcMon while making the request.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896645.aspx
If all else fails, it may be worth trying the System Command contribution on
Ria.
http://systemcommand.riaforge.org/
That way you can get the error returned to the output.
why won't my batch file run via cfexecute?
Run ProcMon while making the request.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896645.aspx
If all else fails, it may be worth trying the System Command contribution
on
Ria.
http://systemcommand.riaforge.org/
That way you can get the error
and that seems to have done the trick.
At least I have been able to use cfexecute to successfully run a couple
of .bat files.
It seems, as someone mentioned earlier, that the pickiness of Windows 7
concerning the path capitalization wasn't a problem in this case.
I have the drive letter in the cfexecute
Before having a chance to run with ProcMon, I reinstalled CF9
tested the bat file without success, decided to change the
logon account setting to Interact with Desktop (or whatever it says),
as I remember having an issue with that...but I think that was when I was
trying to use a third party
So, it turns out that the account under which the CF service is running
is critical for executing .bat files involving local software.
Service accounts may often have trouble running things that you can
run under your own account. This could be caused by permissions or
different environment
: Tuesday, March 02, 2010 4:33 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Why, oh why won't my batch file run via cfexecute?
So, it turns out that the account under which the CF service is running
is critical for executing .bat files involving local software.
Service accounts may often have trouble running things
Hi, all.
I've been running batch files with cfexecute on CF 8 for a couple
of years now.
I just reformatted my computer and installed Win7 32-bit and CF 9 on a
machine that exists just to process data.
Like a dummy, I didn't back up my data import profiles in Navicat,
the software
However, when I try to use.
cfexecute name =
#expandPath('/real_estate_data/hmls/10_hmls_batch_files/load_hmls_active_ph
otos.bat')#
arguments = /c
timeout = 5000
/cfexecute
What happens if you run cmd.exe using
Thanks for the tip, Dave, but it didn't help...
I tried:
cfexecute name = c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe
arguments = /c
/#expandPath('/real_estate_data/hmls/10_hmls_batch_files/load_hmls_active_ph
otos.bat')#
timeout= 100
errorVariable
files to run from cfexecute or is it only
this bat file? Is this bat file on a local drive or a maped/unc drive?
Judah
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 9:23 PM, Rick Faircloth r...@whitestonemedia.com wrote:
Thanks for the tip, Dave, but it didn't help...
I tried:
cfexecute name = c:\windows
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Why, oh why won't my batch file run via cfexecute?
Was this working on Win 7 before or was it on a previous version of
Windows, say XP? Because Windows 7 has permissions locked down much
more tightly than XP did and I've seen issues reported as can't find
something when
, March 02, 2010 12:30 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Why, oh why won't my batch file run via cfexecute?
Was this working on Win 7 before or was it on a previous version of
Windows, say XP? Because Windows 7 has permissions locked down much
more tightly than XP did and I've seen issues reported
I tested one of the other bat files in the same directory and
still got the error message:
The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
Do you have any spaces in your path that are getting escaped when you
run it manually, maybe through tab completion?
Dave Watts, CTO,
Rick, I had an issue like this with an app called BarTender for generating
Barcodes.
It ran fine on XP, It also worked from a CMD prompt, but in Windows 7 it
would not work with cfexecute.
It was because the path was not using the EXACT correct path and volume
label.
eg:
c:\program files
The next two things I would try are to execute a .bat file using
cfexecute in another directory to see if CF is just having problems
with cfexecute, period, and if you are able to run a bat file that
does something like del myfile.txt, try putting the bat file you
really want to execute
If all else fails, it may be worth trying the System Command contribution on
Ria.
http://systemcommand.riaforge.org/
That way you can get the error returned to the output.
http://systemcommand.riaforge.org/
--
/Kevin Pepperman
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little
in every way manually and I can
execute the profile load_hmls_active_photos that I created in
Navicat and that the bat file is supposed to run, but I just can't
get it to execute within cfexecute as it did just this past Sunday
before I changed to Win7 RTM and from CF8 to CF9.
I've been searching all
tomorrow.
I'm tired of beating my head on this brick wall for tonight...
Until tomorrow!
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Kevin Pepperman [mailto:chorno...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2010 1:04 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Why, oh why won't my batch file run via cfexecute?
Rick, I had
to execute the batch file is;
cffile action='write'
file='C:\stop.bat'
output='TASKKILL /F /IM #session.username#.exe'
cfexecute name = 'C:\stop.bat'
outputFile = 'C:\output.txt'
arguments = '/C'
timeout = '1'
/cfexecute
The batch file is created and has the correct
to execute the batch file is;
cffile action='write'
file='C:\stop.bat'
output='TASKKILL /F /IM #session.username#.exe'
cfexecute name = 'C:\stop.bat'
outputFile = 'C:\output.txt'
arguments = '/C'
timeout = '1'
/cfexecute
The batch file is created and has the correct
We are using cfexecute to run an ant script (the build file uses
ant4cf, if that matters) via a batch file. If the build succeeds, we
get all of the output returned (BUILD FILE SUCCESSFUL). However, if
the build fails, we don't get BUILD FILE FAILED followed by the
failure reason. I've
We are using cfexecute to run an ant script ...
I am definitely not the one to advise you on ant ;-) But if it writes to
stderr, you may want to try redirecting stderr in your cfexecute call. Just for
grins. There were a few issues with that in earlier versions. Though I think
that issue
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 6:57 AM, Leigh cfsearch...@yahoo.com wrote:
I am definitely not the one to advise you on ant ;-) But if it writes to
stderr, you may want to try redirecting stderr in your cfexecute call. Just
for grins. There were a few issues with that in earlier versions. Though I
Yep, that was the fix. I didn't realize the error
output and standard output is virtually identical to the eye
or that cfexecute doesn't read error output.
Yes, neither did I until I ran into the same problem ;-)
Cheers
-Leigh
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 11:24 PM, Steve Lichtenberg wrote:
cfexecute name = #runpath#
arguments = #argslist#
outputfile=#file_directory#fcdc.out
timeout=2
/
If I run it with no timeout, I get the display page but the execute
never runs. If I put anything in the timeout
I am running the following code:
cfset File_Directory = ExpandPath(/download/)
cfset runpath=D:\Additional Software\plink.exe
cfset argslist= -v -batch -ssh 12.144.48.30 -l user -pw pwd
/usr/local/bin/load-prod #uploadfile.serverfile#
#variables.sessionuid#
cftry
cfexecute name = #runpath
hi
i am running a cfexecute to run the mysqldump command at set times of the day.
i want it to produce the dump file, zip up the file, and then email it to us
before deleting the files.
i have got it all working but the problem is: how can i detect when a cfexecute
has finished. i could
= true /
/cfif
/cfloop
hi
i am running a cfexecute to run the mysqldump command at set times of
the day. i want it to produce the dump file, zip up the file, and then
email it to us before deleting the files.
i have got it all working but the problem is: how can i detect when
, 2008 4:34 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: CFexecute Tag
I don't understand why the following code, won't bring up a 'window' of
'DOS' command prompt on my server/local box. OS=Windows XP; CF
version=CF8 Standard (licensed copy).
cfexecute name = C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /cfexecute
No error code
Are you logged in to the server's console using the same credentials as
the CF service?
If the CF service is running as a different user, then it can't display
a window in another user's session.
Mike
Good thought, Mike, thank you. So, I reset cf8 logon account to be the same as
XP logon
Good thought, Mike, thank you. So, I reset cf8 logon account to be the same
as XP
logon session/account and restarted, and went a step further, disabled
firewalls including
XP's own, however, same outcome (the command prompt did not show up). What
else
could be in the way?
By default,
with the following line:
cfexecute name=ffmpeg.exe
arguments=-i #LOCAL.file_details.file_path#
timeout=2
variable=LOCAL.output
/
cfdump var=#LOCAL.output#
I've tried no timeout, a timeout of 0, of 1, of 99 and still
LOCAL.output is an empty string.
My though is that ffmpeg is actually
Just had a read of the fixes in CF 8.0.1 and discovered errorVariable is a
new attribute for cfexecute.
I knew I'd heard something like that.
All sorted now :O)
Adrian
-Original Message-
From: Adrian Lynch
Sent: 20 October 2008 18:29
To: cf-talk
Subject: cfexecute and ffmpeg
I
=Windows XP; CF version=CF8
Standard (licensed copy).
cfexecute name = C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe
/cfexecute
No error code, no security issue. I also try the notepad.exe with same
outcome.
What's the expected result for CFEXECUTE (last time I used it probably
years ago...).
Thanks.
Chunshen
Don,
May be inserting a timeout parameter could be display the DOS prompt???
Cheers
Marco Antonio
Marco, interesting idea, tried it, now I'm getting some 'meaningful' debugging
info,
Timeout period expired without completion of C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe
I've set Timeout to 3 and 6
Dave, the Allow interactive with desktop is only applicable to Local System
account
while I now set CF8 Server to use an XP user account for log on, hence, can't
use it unless
there's some manual approach, have you done anything like that for this
option?
You can set CF to run as SYSTEM
I don't understand why the following code, won't bring up a 'window' of 'DOS'
command prompt on my server/local box. OS=Windows XP; CF version=CF8 Standard
(licensed copy).
cfexecute name = C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe
/cfexecute
No error code, no security issue. I also try the notepad.exe
privilege and the ColdFusion service is configured to run
under the mediumpriv account. This all works as it should.
I have a CF template that uses cfexecute to start a batch file named
bootstrap.bat. bootstrap.bat runs under the same account as CF,
mediumpriv. At the end of bootstrap.bat I have
I believe there are 6 items in the mmc you need to give that user, including
run as service. If I remember right, one was the batch process one. Lemme go
see if I can dig up the MS KB article. We have to do this all the time, and it
ends up being a pain!
Are you referring to 812614?
Jochem - What would be interesting to see is why the batch file is in a hang
condition. You can inspect the condition of the process by getting a hang dump
of the process and examine it's callstack (I assume there's only one thread).
Follow these steps and
I have a CF template that uses cfexecute to start a batch
file named bootstrap.bat. bootstrap.bat runs under the same
account as CF, mediumpriv. At the end of bootstrap.bat I have
a runas command:
runas /user:lowpriv /savecred D:\lowpriv\run.bat %RunName%
Maybe you need to specify
yeah 812614 lays out the IIS permissions for the box. We also had to apply some
of these to a custom user running CF 8.x in order to get some things working
right
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/812614/en-us
~|
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Matthew Small wrote:
Are you referring to 812614?
IIS permissions are probably not very relevant when the system runs
Apache, not IIS, and shows the same behaviour through the builtin webserver.
Jochem - What would be interesting to see is why the batch file is in a hang
condition.
That
Dave Watts wrote:
I have a CF template that uses cfexecute to start a batch
file named bootstrap.bat. bootstrap.bat runs under the same
account as CF, mediumpriv. At the end of bootstrap.bat I have
a runas command:
runas /user:lowpriv /savecred D:\lowpriv\run.bat %RunName%
Maybe you
You said the command works fine when you run it as your user then fire the
runas right? Is your user a local/domain admin?
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the CF template with the cfexecute command.
The command does not run when I:
- start instance1 as a Windows Service under the mediumpriv account;
- call the CF template with the cfexecute command.
The mediumpriv user is a regular user that is a member of the Users
group and has the 'Log
I know this exact issue has been a problem since CF 6.x. I've always thought it
was a permissions problem, but to be honest I've never used cfexecute. We're
just not allowed to =\
Is your CF install running as local system? If it's running as a specific user,
you could try making the user
You also might want to run Process Monitor on the server while executing this
and see if it gives you any clue.
- Matt Small
I know this exact issue has been a problem since CF 6.x. I've always
thought it was a permissions problem, but to be honest I've never used
cfexecute. We're just
Dana Kowalski wrote:
Is your CF install running as local system?
No, it is running as mediumpriv.
If it's running as a specific user, you could try making the user starting
the service a local/domain admin and see quick if it runs then.
It doesn't when I run CF as a service, it does when I
Hi, all...
I'm trying to run this cfexecute tag...
cfexecute
name = C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe
arguments = /c
e:\inetpub\webroot\real_estate_data\smlc\daily_downloads\zip_files\getfiles.bat
timeout= 2
/cfexecute
which is supposed to fire off
with cfexecute, the cfthread (if I use one) just runs with no
files transferred, or, if I don't use cfthread, the template just runs
with no files transferred.
If you execute it from the command line, do you use the same user
account as CF uses? I have never used ftp voyager, but from the looks
:15 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Problem with CFExecute...
Rick Faircloth wrote:
c:\program files\rhinosoft.com\ftp voyager\ftpvoyager.exe
profile=MLXChange
get=IF20080917_010257_RES_1.zip
local=e:\inetpub\webroot\real_estate_data\smlc\daily_downloads\voyager
The above batch file runs
Rick Faircloth wrote:
Changing CF log on as to my personal account seems to have
done the trick.
Any ramifications for changing the log on as for CF that
I should be aware of?
Use an account with the least privileges and never use an account that
is used by a user as well. (Just imagine
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
(Just imagine what would happen if that user
enters his password incorrectly 3 times and is locked out.)
Or leaves the company and the user account is deactivated.
Or changes their password after three months as often is network policy.
I've seen it all.
Do as Jochem
Thanks for the feedback, guys!
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2008 4:04 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Problem with CFExecute...
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
(Just imagine what would happen if that user
enters his
Trying the cfexecute this way didn't work, either:
cfexecute
name=c:\windows\systems32\cmd.exe
arguments=/c e:\adobe_site\getfiles.bat
timeout=30
/cfexecute
???
Thanks,
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Rick Faircloth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday
On Sat, Sep 6, 2008 at 8:17 AM, Rick Faircloth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trying the cfexecute this way didn't work, either:
cfexecute
name=c:\windows\systems32\cmd.exe
arguments=/c e:\adobe_site\getfiles.bat
timeout=30
/cfexecute
I'm guessing the context of the cfexecute
I'm trying to use cfexecute to run this bath file content:
ftp -s:getfiles.txt
Specify the full path to getfiles.txt.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software provides the highest caliber vendor-authorized
instruction at our training centers in Washington
However, I can't get any results except a timeout when I use
cfexecute to run the batch file.
cfexecute name=e:\adobe_site\getfiles.bat
timeout=60
Based on the file sized that you're likely dealing with, the timeout is too
low. I run my CDEXECUTE with a timeout of 10800 for IDX
Thanks, everyone, for the suggestions.
Here's the final solution:
cfexecute code:
cfexecute
name=C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe
arguments=/c
e:\inetpub\webroot\real_estate_data\smlc\daily_downloads\zip_files\getfiles.bat
timeout=10800
/cfexecute
batch file:
ftp
-s:e:\inetpub
I'm trying to use cfexecute to run this bath file content:
ftp -s:getfiles.txt
The batch file reads its commands from getfiles.txt, which
has the following code:
open datalink.interealty.com
[username]
[password]
cd /DataLinkOutput/SAV/SAV_119201
prompt
mget *.*
bye
I can run the batch
Marcus Goedeker wrote:
I have a very simple batch file that i can run fine on its own, but can't
seem to get it to work using cfexecute. I used cfexecute a couple years ago
and had no problems, but i can't seem to get it to work with this particular
batch file. The cfexecute code is very
Try:
cfexecute name=c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe
arguments=c:\test.bat
outputfile=c:\output.txt /
Jochem
Thanks for the reply. I tried it and it doesn't work. It doesn't output
anything in the file either.
Marcus
Is CF logged in as a service or a user?
-Original Message-
From: Marcus Goedeker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 August 2008 14:42
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfexecute batch file not working
Try:
cfexecute name=c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe
arguments=c:\test.bat
outputfile=c
I have a very simple batch file
Don't forget that the default directory used by the bat file is not the
one the bat file resides,
but the on from which it is run. In this occurrence, it is the CF directory.
Then you may have to set the working directory from inside the bat file
itself.
--
Is CF logged in as a service or a user?
Thanks for the reply. I tried it and it doesn't work. It doesn't output
anything in the file either.
Marcus
A service.
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I have a very simple batch file
Don't forget that the default directory used by the bat file is not the
one the bat file resides,
but the on from which it is run. In this occurrence, it is the CF directory.
Then you may have to set the working directory from inside the bat file
itself.
--
Did you try it logged in as Admin?
-Original Message-
From: Marcus Goedeker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 August 2008 15:25
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfexecute batch file not working
Is CF logged in as a service or a user?
Thanks for the reply. I tried it and it doesn't work
Did you try it logged in as Admin?
A service.
Yes, i am the admin.
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One thing i have noticed is that the output file has a line break before and
after the actual command output. I don't think this would make a difference,
but I guess you never know.
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Umm, just to be clear, I meant with Coldfusion logged in as Administrator,
not sure if it will help but it certainly might.
-Original Message-
From: Marcus Goedeker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 August 2008 16:20
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: cfexecute batch file not working
Did you
have you tried setting a timeout for the cfexecute
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I have a very simple batch file that i can run fine on its own, but can't seem
to get it to work using cfexecute. I used cfexecute a couple years ago and had
no problems, but i can't seem to get it to work with this particular batch
file. The cfexecute code is very simple...cfexecute name=C
I need to be able to parse the application log file and send a team member a
list of all error or issues.
I have installed the MS logparser application and I am trying to connect to it
using the cfexecute.
When I run the script from the command promote it works fine and I get the
information
As a hunch (I've not used cfexecute) I'd suggest:
cfsavecontent variable=querytouseselect * from
C:\ColdFusion8\logs\application.log -i:csv/cfsavecontent
ie. ditch the logparser command, you have already told cfexecute to
execute logparser.exe
HTH
Dominic
2008/7/2 Matthew Friedman [EMAIL
\application.log -i:csv
/cfsavecontent
cfexecute name = C:\Program Files\Log Parser 2.2\logparser.exe
arguments='#querytouse#'
variable=items
timeout = 1
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ie. ditch the logparser command
Yes .. what he said ;-)
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Do you have quoted values in your arguments? CFEXECUTE won't handle
those correctly. However, you can pass an array of arguments (instead
of a string), and those should work.
Yes! I will check into the array thing. Thanks
Okay, I have taken both of your suggestions. I changed coldfusion to run under
my user account. That caused it to be able to launch the sox application
successfully, SOMETIMES. I did the array of arguments. That didn't affect
anything, but I left it that way. So now my problem is that when
with ffmpeg and using \c solved it for me.
http://www.forta.com/blog/index.cfm/2006/7/31/Using-CFEXECUTE-To-Execute-Command-Line-Utilities
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Hi all,
I am trying to combine two wav files from the command prompt using coldfusion
and sox (http://sox.sourceforge.net/). I am using cfexecute. I can output my
'name' and 'arguments' attribute for cfexecute to the screen, copy and paste
them to the command prompt and the program executes
coldfusion and sox (http://sox.sourceforge.net/). I am using cfexecute.
I can output my 'name' and 'arguments' attribute for cfexecute to the
screen, copy and paste them to the command prompt and the program executes
perfectly. However, when I run the cfexecute, the program apparently does
Do you have quoted values in your arguments? CFEXECUTE won't handle
those correctly. However, you can pass an array of arguments (instead
of a string), and those should work. That being said, I usually go to
an intermediary shell script (or BAT file) when I have to shell out
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