I would like to call a cmd (let's call it x.cmd) on a remote server. The x.cmd will return a log file in a log folder. Problem is this log folder in x.cmd doesn't have an absolute path (just a relative path like log\ ) so if I do
wmic /node:server process call create "serverpath\x.cmd"
it will process x.cmd but save the log file into system32
or somewhere I assume. If I add cd /d %~dp0
into x.cmd then it works fine. Unfortunately I am not allowed to touch x.cmd. Just wondering is there any other way to call the x.cmd without modifying it and also the correct output. Thanks.
JS
Best Answer
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa389388(v=vs.85).aspx
the second parameter that
wmic process
accepts is the directory.You can try this:or
You might need one additional call of
net share
on the remote machine to get exact location of the directory. something like this: