Simple auto-restarter in batch

**D4NyZ** · 02-01-2010, 10:46 AM

Hello!

Today I was a bit bored and I saw a peoples had some problems with an autorestarter(.exe) and I tried to do an auto-restarter which can be used easily. I did in 5 minutes and tested it with "notepad.exe". This should work, I'm 98% sure. Here is the code:

Code:

::    Simple auto-restarter                ::
::            by D4NyZ@rune-server.org     ::

:: CONFIGURATION
    :: time(in seconds)
        set time=10
    :: program name
        set program=notepad.exe
    :: run command(the batch command)
        set batchCommand=notepad.exe c:/test.txt
    :: this file name(the name)
        set this=autorestarter.bat

:: DO NOT EDIT BELOW ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING!
:: DO NOT EDIT BELOW ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING!
:: DO NOT EDIT BELOW ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING!
    :: init
    @echo off
    cls
    title Simple auto-restarter by D4NyZ

    echo Opening the application
    start %batchCommand%
    echo Application opened
    ping 127.0.0.1 -n %time% > nul
    echo Closing the application
    taskkill /im %program%
    echo ...

    :: executes this batch file again
    %this%

Save it as autorestarter.bat and put in your server folder.

**sexyrussian** · 02-02-2010, 09:50 AM

eh i suck at it this is what i put

:: CONFIGURATION
:: time(in minutes)
set time=60
:: program name
set program=runserver.bat
:: run command(the batch command)
set batchCommand=runserver.bat D:\***yscape server\bin\runserver.bat
:: this file name(the name)
set this=auto.bat

:: DO NOT EDIT BELOW ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING!
:: DO NOT EDIT BELOW ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING!
:: DO NOT EDIT BELOW ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING!
:: init
@echo off
cls
title Simple auto-restarter by D4NyZ

echo Opening the application
start %batchCommand%
echo Application opened
ping 127.0.0.1 -n %time% > nul
echo Closing the application
taskkill /im %program%
echo ...

:: executes this batch file again
%this%

and it just kept spamming windows

**~~Vault~~** · 02-03-2010, 01:35 AM

Erm, what if I want to set it for every 2 hours. And what about the problem above mine?

**D4NyZ** · 02-03-2010, 07:28 AM

I edited it, wrote "minutes", not "seconds".

Btw, it should be something like this:

Code:

::    Simple auto-restarter                ::
::            by D4NyZ@rune-server.org     ::

:: CONFIGURATION
    :: time(in seconds)
        ::2h*60min*60s=7200
        set time=7200
    :: program name
        set program=java.exe
    :: run command(the batch command)
        set batchCommand=java.exe -parameters...
    :: this file name(the name)
        set this=autorestarter.bat

:: DO NOT EDIT BELOW ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING!
:: DO NOT EDIT BELOW ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING!
:: DO NOT EDIT BELOW ONLY IF YOU KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING!
    :: init
    @echo off
    cls
    title Simple auto-restarter by D4NyZ

    echo Opening the application
    start %batchCommand%
    echo Application opened
    ping 127.0.0.1 -n %time% > nul
    echo Closing the application
    taskkill /im %program%
    echo ...

    :: executes this batch file again
    %this%

**Infexis** · 02-03-2010, 07:42 AM

Very nice done.. Will probably use this once.

**Nintendo** · 02-11-2010, 06:28 PM

Nice.

**mauliino** · 12-28-2010, 01:49 PM

Wow ur so cool, thank you so fkn much for trying to crash my windows. But for your unfortunate I must say that if you really was thinking that you can crash a normal computer (which your obviously isn't, probably some windows 98 wit 16mb RAM, yayayayy!!) like that, then you're wrong. Do not download it!

**Jamesfrost** · 12-28-2010, 05:43 PM

Does this automaticly put a ::update message in? like so everybody just doesnt dc randomly and thinks its a shit server?

**Grabby** · 12-28-2010, 05:48 PM

Nice, even though batch coding is easy. :P

**Harlan** · 12-29-2010, 12:18 AM

Nice job, can you post a .sh version.

Need one for my VPS would be muchely appreicated.

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