I want to run php script through windows task scheduler.
Following is the content of .bat file —
cd C:\test_folder
"C:\Program Files (x86)\PHP\v5.6\php.exe" -f test.php
This .bat file executes successfully if I run it manually but fails in task scheduler showing last run result as 0xFF.
I have multiple versions of PHP installed and have to run test.php on older version. That is why I have to mention full path of php.exe even though PHP environment variable is set.
asked Nov 11, 2019 at 9:36
code_poetrycode_poetry
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Do any of the folders have restricted access? Try setting it up so that the scripts runs with highest privileges or that the account it’s running under has proper access to the folders required and see if that fixes it.
Also, try dropping the «-f».
answered Apr 27, 2021 at 14:14
zelarianzelarian
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I have a scheduled task that runs a batch file, and even though I can see the results of it completing successfully, according to the task scheduler it fails with error 0xff, every time.
I have other batch files scheduled that also complete successfully and return 0x0 as they should. The only difference I can see between these files is that the working ones end with:
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 (
("notify me" script here)
)
whereas the broken one ends with:
IF %2==something (
(run a program here)
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 (
(same "notify me" script here)
)
)
Does an IF block return 0xff if false or something? What’s the deal?
masegaloeh
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asked Sep 21, 2009 at 13:54
The syntax you’re looking for is:
IF "%2"=="SOMETHING" (
When %2 is empty, the line you have becomes:
IF ==SOMETHING (
That’s invalid syntax. Putting the quotes in it makes it:
IF ""=="SOMETHING" (
That’s valid.
answered Sep 21, 2009 at 14:05
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After some testing, I figured out that IF blocks are okay, they don’t seem to change the error level, but what was messing it up was the «%2==something»—the times that were failing, there was no second parameter being passed to the batch file. So I’m not sure how to «safely» test for whether a parameter exists (i.e., without it erroring out 0xff when it’s not there) except maybe to have yet another IF ERRORLEVEL after that. But anyway, I just changed the scheduled task so it will always have a second parameter (whether it’s «something» or not) and it seems to return 0x0 as it should now.
answered Sep 21, 2009 at 14:02
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Of course, sometimes you will have to check the command documentations for errors from specific commands.
But with whatever information I know, I have explained the same as given below :-
The return codes are in hexadecimal. You can convert them to
decimal with a hex mode calculator or if you are using
NT/W2k/XP, by using «set /a 0xff» or by simple multiplication.
Multiply the second last number by 16 and add the last number
where A-F represents decimal 10-15 e.g. 0xB3 = 11*16+3 = 179.
0x0 = 0 = no error
0xff = 255 = More than 154 files failed to copy or ^C batch exit or
possibly scheduled task failed to run.
0x68 = 104 = 4 files failed to copy
0x67 = 103 = 3 files failed to copy
etc, etc,.
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I have a scheduled task that runs a batch file, and even though I can see the results of it completing successfully, according to the task scheduler it fails with error 0xff, every time.
I have other batch files scheduled that also complete successfully and return 0x0 as they should. The only difference I can see between these files is that the working ones end with:
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 (
("notify me" script here)
)
whereas the broken one ends with:
IF %2==something (
(run a program here)
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 (
(same "notify me" script here)
)
)
Does an IF block return 0xff if false or something? What’s the deal?
masegaloeh
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asked Sep 21, 2009 at 13:54
The syntax you’re looking for is:
IF "%2"=="SOMETHING" (
When %2 is empty, the line you have becomes:
IF ==SOMETHING (
That’s invalid syntax. Putting the quotes in it makes it:
IF ""=="SOMETHING" (
That’s valid.
answered Sep 21, 2009 at 14:05
Evan AndersonEvan Anderson
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After some testing, I figured out that IF blocks are okay, they don’t seem to change the error level, but what was messing it up was the «%2==something»—the times that were failing, there was no second parameter being passed to the batch file. So I’m not sure how to «safely» test for whether a parameter exists (i.e., without it erroring out 0xff when it’s not there) except maybe to have yet another IF ERRORLEVEL after that. But anyway, I just changed the scheduled task so it will always have a second parameter (whether it’s «something» or not) and it seems to return 0x0 as it should now.
answered Sep 21, 2009 at 14:02
KevKev
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И аналогично ответу LotPings:
@Echo Off
CD /D "%~dp0"
For %%A In (1 2 3) Do Call :Sub "%%A"
Pause
GoTo :EOF
:Sub
For /F "Delims= = " %%A In ('Set line[ 2^>Nul') Do Set "%%A = "
Set "total = "&Set "randlinenum = "
For /F "Tokens=1*Delims=[]" %%A In ('Find /V /N ""^<"foto%~1.txt"'
)Do Set "line[%%A]=%%B"&Set "total=%%A"
Set /A randlinenum=1+(%RANDOM% %% total)
SetLocal EnableDelayedExpansion
Echo(!line[%randlinenum%]!
(Echo(!line[%randlinenum%]!)>"urlfoto%~1.txt"
EndLocal
Exit /B
Обратите внимание, что конструкция Find /V /N «», (или FindStr /N «^»), также будет включать любые пустые строки, поэтому, если они существуют в каком-либо из ваших файлов foto*, возможно, случайным образом будет выбрана и выведена пустая строка.
I want to run php script through windows task scheduler.
Following is the content of .bat file —
cd C:test_folder
"C:Program Files (x86)PHPv5.6php.exe" -f test.php
This .bat file executes successfully if I run it manually but fails in task scheduler showing last run result as 0xFF.
I have multiple versions of PHP installed and have to run test.php on older version. That is why I have to mention full path of php.exe even though PHP environment variable is set.
asked Nov 11, 2019 at 9:36
code_poetrycode_poetry
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Do any of the folders have restricted access? Try setting it up so that the scripts runs with highest privileges or that the account it’s running under has proper access to the folders required and see if that fixes it.
Also, try dropping the «-f».
answered Apr 27, 2021 at 14:14
zelarianzelarian
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Hi.
Does anyone knows if there is some documentation even from Technet, or MSDN explaining about the 0xFF message inside the Last Run Result column at Task Scheduler, from Windows Server 2008 R2?
Because I have one task with one action that is to just start an exe file and it’s getting this message, although telling in the history tab that the task was completed…
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Hi Felippe,
>>or MSDN explaining about the 0xFF message inside the Last Run Result column at Task Scheduler, from Windows Server 2008 R2?
Have you check if there are error events about issue exists?
If yes, could you please provide details information for error to here for further understanding?
>>Because I have one task with one action that is to just start an exe file
What specific exe file did you run?
Issue could be caused by this exe file, you could run process monitor to analyze issue.
Best Regards
John
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Устранение неполадок, связанных с назначенными заданиями в Windows XP и Windows Server 2003
Обычные коды для назначенных заданий следующие:
0x0: Операция выполнена успешно.
0x1: Вызов неверной или неизвестной функции.
0xa: Ошибка в среде.
В поиске проблемы может помочь журнал планировщика в папке Windows с именем Schedlgu.txt.
Расширенное описание кодов ошибок можно прочитать в MSDN:
Task Scheduler Error and Success Constants (для Windows 2008 server и Windows Vista)
System Error Codes