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As the title suggests, if I use the software within a batch, this will ask me if I want to terminate it (choosing "no" continues the rest of the batch).
My .bat output
B:\App>KomgaUpdater.bat
B:\App>setlocal
B:\App>set "yourDir=B:\SERVER\Komga\"
B:\App>set "yourExt=*.jar"
B:\App>pushd B:\SERVER\Komga\
B:\SERVER\Komga>for %a in (*.*.jar) do set Komga=%a
B:\SERVER\Komga>set Komga=komga-0.157.1.jar
B:\SERVER\Komga>popd
B:\App>for /F "TOKENS=1" %a in ('wmic PROCESS where "name like '%java.exe%' AND CommandLine like '%java.exe% -jar -Xmx3g komga-0.157.1.jar%'" get Processid | findstr [0-9]') do set MyPID=%a
B:\App>set MyPID=11708
B:\App>echo 11708
11708
B:\App>B:\App\Windows-Kill\windows-kill.exe -2 11708
Windows Kill 1.1.4 | Windows Kill Library 3.1.3
Signal sent successfuly. type: 0 | pid: 11708
Terminare il processo batch (S/N)? n
B:\App>TIMEOUT /T 10
In attesa da 0 secondi. Premere un tasto per continuare...
B:\App>cd "B:\SERVER\Komga\"
B:\SERVER\Komga>del "komga-0.157.1.jar"
B:\SERVER\Komga>lastversion download https://github.com/gotson/komga --assets
Downloaded komga-0.157.2.jar: : 135336.0KB [00:27, 4979.18KB/s]
Downloaded komga-0.157.2.jar.sha256: : 8.0KB [00:00, 2001.58KB/s]
B:\SERVER\Komga>start "komga" "C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\Komga.lnk"
B:\SERVER\Komga>endlocal
B:\App>pause
Premere un tasto per continuare . . .
B:\App>
Having to enter "n" by hand to get the script to continue is not the best...
Having a switch that prevents the program from prompting (if possible) would be handy.
Type: Windows-kill.exe --no-prompt -2 1234
Thanks in advance
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As the title suggests, if I use the software within a batch, this will ask me if I want to terminate it (choosing "no" continues the rest of the batch).
My .bat output
Having to enter "n" by hand to get the script to continue is not the best...
Having a switch that prevents the program from prompting (if possible) would be handy.
Type:
Windows-kill.exe --no-prompt -2 1234
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: