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Re: Convert Terminal commands to Apple Script
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Re: Convert Terminal commands to Apple Script


  • Subject: Re: Convert Terminal commands to Apple Script
  • From: Deivy Petrescu <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 07 Dec 2010 19:57:09 -0500

On Dec 7, 2010, at 14:00 , Jeffrey Madson wrote:

> I want to create an AppleScript that will issue a Terminal command to a specific folder in the Applications folder. I can do it in Terminal by doing a: cd Applications/hp/ca/agent and then by inserting this command and hitting return: ./Radskman "CAT=PROMPT,ULOGON=N,CONTEXT=M,HREBOOT=Y,ASK=Y,MNAME=RADIA,DNAME=SOFTWARE,IP=RRWIN-CAET01,UID='&(ZCONFIG.DNSHOSTN)',STARTDIR=SYSTEM,LOG=CONNECT_MACHINE.LOG,LOGSIZE=2048000,COP=Y,MNT=Y"


<script>

set TheFolder to quoted form of "Applications/hp/ca/agent"
set TheCommand to "./Radskman \"CAT=PROMPT,ULOGON=N,CONTEXT=M,HREBOOT=Y,ASK=Y,MNAME=RADIA,DNAME=SOFTWARE,IP=RRWIN-CAET01,UID='&(ZCONFIG.DNSHOSTN)',STARTDIR=SYSTEM,LOG=CONNECT_MACHINE.LOG,LOGSIZE=2048000,COP=Y,MNT=Y\""

do shell script "cd " & TheFolder & "; " & TheCommand

</script>

NOTE: TheCommand is  one single line


Deivy Petrescu
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