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do you have a CLI mail command?
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Hi Hoffmann,<br />
we use windows servers.
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Hi Friends,<br />
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I have a simple script which makes nw connection, copies files from source to destination &amp;&nbsp;closes the connection.<br />
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net use \\destinationpath\IPC$ &quot;passwod&quot; /user:domain\username<br />
robocopy &quot;sourcepath&quot; &quot;\\destinationpath&quot; /MIR /IS<br />
net use \\destinationpath\IPC$ /delete<br />
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Idea is to get an email if the above script fails in execution, any advise please...
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Hi Friends,

I have a simple script which makes nw connection, copies files from source to destination & closes the connection.

net use \\destinationpath\IPC$ "passwod" /user:domain\username
robocopy "sourcepath" "\\destinationpath" /MIR /IS
net use \\destinationpath\IPC$ /delete

Idea is to get an email if the above script fails in execution, any advise please...

send mail on script failure

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