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September 25th 08, 03:40 PM
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Scheduler can run but fails to accomplish task
Hi,
OS = XP Home Edition Scheduled Task: run at startup Content of Tast: {utility_xyz loads/connects a local web page} Outcome: scheduled task runs (by looking at its status), however, log indicates that connection failed. Comment A: running the above Content of Task manually works just fine. Comment B: the scheduled task is provided with user login and its password. What went wrong? TIA. 
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September 25th 08, 04:06 PM
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Scheduler can run but fails to accomplish task
On Sep 25, 10:40*am, DL wrote:
Hi, OS = XP Home Edition Scheduled Task: run at startup Content of Tast: {utility_xyz loads/connects a local web page} Outcome: scheduled task runs (by looking at its status), however, log indicates that connection failed. Comment A: running the above Content of Task manually works just fine. Comment B: the scheduled task is provided with user login and its password. Just thought of something, if this schedule task is run prior to the startup of a web server then of course we would get this connection refused error, so, how could we schedule a task to run as the last one during the boot process for the current environment? What went wrong? TIA.
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September 26th 08, 09:02 AM
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Scheduler can run but fails to accomplish task
"DL" wrote: On Sep 25, 10:40 am, DL wrote: Hi, OS = XP Home Edition Scheduled Task: run at startup Content of Tast: {utility_xyz loads/connects a local web page} Outcome: scheduled task runs (by looking at its status), however, log indicates that connection failed. Comment A: running the above Content of Task manually works just fine. Comment B: the scheduled task is provided with user login and its password. Just thought of something, if this schedule task is run prior to the startup of a web server then of course we would get this connection refused error, so, how could we schedule a task to run as the last one during the boot process for the current environment? What went wrong? TIA. Try running it at logon then. -- Regards, Newell White
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