How to manage ShellExecute Error msg

[caramen]

Can i mix 2 winwait with OR statement ?

WinWait ("FortiClient") Or WinWait ("SslvpnClient.exe")

 

Edited October 5, 2018 by caramen

[FrancescoDiMuro]

@caramen
WinWait() returns an handle to the requested window, so, you would going to compare logically two handles...
It depends from what you're trying to do

[Jos]

The answer is No, so use WinExists()  in a loop and build the logic yourself.

Jos

[caramen]

The goal is to Run an msi install but if i am not in my domain i got a windows Ssvpnclient.exe After 10 sec timout

 

Since i install the vpn...

Edited October 5, 2018 by caramen

[caramen]

Ahh yes ok thx

[jdelaney]

Create a loop where you continue until your wait time expires.   in the loop, exit if winexist returns true for either window.

 

Edit: slow typing in mobile

Edited October 5, 2018 by jdelaney

[caramen]

14 minutes ago, jdelaney said:

Create a loop where you continue until your wait time expires.   in the loop, exit if winexist returns true for either window.

As @FrancescoDiMuro said 

 

18 minutes ago, FrancescoDiMuro said:

@caramen
WinWait() returns an handle to the requested window, so, you would going to compare logically two handles...
It depends from what you're trying to do

And Unfortunatly ShellExecute ("SslvpnClient.exe","","\\escs006\Utils$\VPN\Client lourd Fortigate\sslvpnclient64")  Is same. So i just understood that the problem is differente. @Jos Solution cannot work too. I cant do Winlist or WinExist until i got the error. And i have to click manualy. 

 

Maybe an... no hmmm zzZ...

your solution was the most easy but.... Since i cant do anything from Autoit. until i click OK on the error msg. I dont know how to do finaly. 

[caramen]

 ShellExecute ("SslvpnClient.exe","","\\*****\****$\VPN\Client lourd Fortigate\sslvpnclient64")  Is still controlable with @error or somthing after that ?

 

Ahhhhhhh i can check the ip adress to check the domaine connection. Or vpn connection and all the rest connection. hmmmmmmmmmmmmm

 

More viable ?

Edited October 5, 2018 by caramen

[FrancescoDiMuro]

@caramen
It is telling you that it couldn't find that application.
Try this way:

ShellExecute("\\*****\VPN\Client lourd Fortigate\sslvpnclient64\SslvpnClient.exe")

Edited October 5, 2018 by FrancescoDiMuro

[caramen]

10 minutes ago, FrancescoDiMuro said:

@caramen
It is telling you that it couldn't find that application.
Try this way:

ShellExecute("\\*****\******$\VPN\Client lourd Fortigate\sslvpnclient64\SslvpnClient.exe")

@FrancescoDiMuro

 

No mate hmm how to tell you.

The code is working. This error is becoming espected when at home./

But when i am at home I am checking all possible scenario for installation.

 

I want to keep my Shell execute But it s not working at home. i want to dodge this or detect it. 

Edited October 5, 2018 by caramen

[caramen]

I could possibily dodge the installation with IP checks. That's a good viable easy sollution i think no ?

Edited October 5, 2018 by caramen

[jdelaney]

To install, you probably are running your script as admin which will not share the same drive mappings as your user.

[caramen]

I am admin this is not the problem. 

[jdelaney]

Running elevated is different than running as admin

[caramen]

I guess i have to explain more then 

 

When you are at work every one got that drive mounted. 

 

Every one got right to run this executable everyone is elevated enouth with NTFS to execute that file that IS NOT the problem.

 

I got 3 scenario possible for installation.

At work installation will work.

On some wifi it will work too

at home it wont work since i install the VPN software i cant connect to my intranet drive this is obvius. <<<< This is WHY i got the error.

==== it s non logic but if i install it from my home with vpn connection it will work too but no point to install if already installed.

Edited October 5, 2018 by caramen

[jdelaney]

Makes sense from home. Sounds like a security flaw at work. Just fyi,a user's drive mappings will not be present when you run the script elevated. But it sounds like anyone that can ping your server can grab the file

[caramen]

Well this is how i will proceed. Lucky i got all my vlan in mind. I will check all ip like this.

$cVlan = _StringExplode ( @IPAddress1 , "."  )
      
      If $cVlan[0] = "My wanted byte" And $cVlan[1] = "My wanted byte 2" Then 
      
      install () 
      
      EndIf

I got something like 6 check and error checking to add. But if you guys got a way to manage the shellexecut's error i am whould like to take ;p 

Edited October 5, 2018 by caramen

[jdelaney]

You could alway just do a fileexists too, but to break down exactly what is failing is always helpful in logs

[caramen]

26 minutes ago, jdelaney said:

You could alway just do a fileexists too, but to break down exactly what is failing is always helpful in logs

Ahhhhh that's an other way yes. Finaly i got what you say. The local checking of mapped drive can proof the presence of the network or not. And even if user have not the rights to use run it. 

Edited October 5, 2018 by caramen