Starting Conductor Script

To start Conductor Script on UNIX, OpenVMS, or Windows NT

1.Use the cscript command (see “Using the Cscript Command” below for information).

2.Enter a valid password if one is requested (see “SetPassword” on page 300). When Conductor Script starts, it opens a cscript command prompt.

Using the Cscript Command

As mentioned above, you can start iIS Console on command line-based operating systems by executing the cscript command.

The syntax of the cscript command for most platforms:

cscript [-flmessage_filters][-fmmemory_options] [-iinput_file] [-ooutput_file] [-fnsname_service_address]

The syntax of the cscript command for OpenVMS:

VFORTE CSCRIPT

[/LOGGER=message_filters] [/MEMORY=memory_options] [/INPUT=input_file] [/OUTPUT=output_file] [/NAMESERVER=name_service_address]

As in all iPlanet UDS command line specifications, if you use a name that includes a space, you should enclose the name in double quotation marks.

The following table describes the command line flags for the cscript command.

Flag

Description

 

 

-flmessage_filters

Specifies the log flags to use for the Conductor

/LOGGER=message_filters

Script session. See the iPlanet UDS System

 

Management Guide for information about the

 

syntax for specifying log flags. Overrides the

 

FORTE_LOGGER_SETUP environment variable

 

setting. On UNIX, you must specify the log flags

 

in double quotes.

 

 

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