Question

I m trying to call a PSExec task from CC.NET and running into some difficulties.

Here s the CC project

<project name="Test">
  <tasks>
    <exec>
      <executable>C:Utilitiespsexec.exe</executable>
      <buildArgs>-u [UNAME] -p [PWD] "C:UtilitiesJoel.bat"</buildArgs>
    </exec>
   </tasks>
 </project>

Here s the source of Joel.bat

CLS
@ECHO OFF

What happens is that the first time I force the project to build, it runs successfully. The PSExec task is kicked off and the Joel.bat file is executed. I get some information in the build log about exit codes, but the task is successful.

Here s the build log output.

PsExec v1.97 - Execute processes remotely
Copyright (C) 2001-2009 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com
C:UtilitiesJoel.bat exited with error code 0.

The second time I force the build I get the dreaded "The Application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000142)" error message. I can t ever run the build more than once

More so, if I try to shut down the cruise control .net service from within the services MSC, it can t. It s like there s a lock somewhere that is taken and not released. The only way I can kill the service is by killing the ccservices.exe process.

I ve tried the exact same thing using an nant task and gotten the exact same results. It works the first time, and fails the second and I can t shutdown the process.

I m not sure if this is an issue with CC.NET or with PSEXEC (or me of course).

Anybody got any ideas? I m posting to the CC.NET forums as well.

I m using the latest and greatest of PSExec and 1.4.4 of CC.NET.

Thx, Joel

Answer 1

Run CruiseControl service under administrator account

Answer 2

Have you tried any other psexec options?

-d Don t wait for application to terminate. Only use this option for non-interactive applications.

Answer 3

maybe its the old eula problem, try the /accepteula option for psexec

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