I use a scheduled task to run wpkg every evening, but use a script to generate
a random start time as follows:
@echo off
rem Script to create a scheduled task to run wpkg
rem Random number between 0 and 59
set /a MIN=%RANDOM%/556
rem Prefix 0 to 9 with a leading 0
if %MIN% LSS 10 (
set MIN=0%MIN%
) else (
rem
)
schtasks /delete /tn WPKG /F
schtasks /create /sc daily /tn WPKG /tr
"\\server\netboot\wpkg-0.9.10\wpkg-start.bat" /ru SYSTEM /st 01:%MIN%:00
<------------------ END BATCH FILE --------------------->
I run this as a startup script via group policy, to the task is rescheduled at
every boot.
Josh
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