Thanks for your reply.

The syntax for AWStats is correct. It works on 3 machines.

nbtstat shows no problems. Everything is registered. NETBios has been gone over and all computer use the...

Thank you. I ran this on two machines, one that works and one that doesn't. The result is the same on both and a screenshot is attached.

c:\windows\system32 is in the PATH and CMD.EXE is...

No, I'm not. Only 1 of the 8 machines runs the reports. I am working to fix a known problem now because it could come to pass in the future that I have no machines capable of running my reports...

The config does equal the website name which is also the name of the config file.

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When this service is restarted Z: is still accessible from both CMD and Explorer as it...

This is the complete first block of the batch job. All subsequent blocks are the same, just changing the site name. There are 181 blocks in the batch job.

REM Brookside Stats

z:...

I've tried working with the syntax and nothing made any difference. This syntax works. It's not the syntax. Something in Windows is preventing the scripts from running.

I've been working on this for weeks.

Just for giggles I tried with the trailing slash. It made no difference. This batch job runs successfully as it on 3 of 8 Windows computers. Two sets of these machines are identical. One is a...

This is a portion of the output. When AWStats runs and fails the output is:

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Z:\AWStats\wwwroot\reports>del /Q *.*
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Thank you. The Perl scripts are AWStats and cannot be updated. Perl is Acrtive Perl 5.28 on all machines which is a fairly recent version. I already know what the failure is. I just don't know...

Hello.

I am having a very strange problem I have not been able to solve. I have a Windows 10/11 network with a mix of desktop and laptop machines. All of the machines are connected to a...