Topic: exit codes for ultraiso
started by: davidmcb
Posted by davidmcb on Nov. 17 2005,19:50
Hi,I couldn't find documentation for the exit codes for ultraiso.exe. I want to call ultraiso from a script and check the success afterwards. Thanks
Posted by xoben on Nov. 17 2005,21:47
Sorry, the current version does not report proper error code.
Posted by davidmcb on Nov. 17 2005,23:33
Ok - thanks for responding. Can I turn my question into a feature request, then? Is this the right forum for that?My feature request would be to add exit codes and to generally make the executable "command-line friendly" for use in scripts. Thanks.
Posted by Incroyable HULK on Nov. 18 2005,07:55
Speaking about script, I tried to build a batch file for fast ISO extraction but I can't make it work when there is a SPACE in the destination (-OUT switch) folder name...Here is the simplified code:
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SET CDROM=F:\ SET DESTINATION=E:\ISO files\ SET NAME=test SET OUTPUT=%DESTINATION%%NAME% UltraISO.exe -copy %CDROM% -out %OUTPUT% pause |
So, for example, if I enter ISO files as the destination folder it doesn't work. If I enter ISOfiles, it works.
I tried isolating the variable using ' or " or ^' or ^" with no luck
Posted by xoben on Nov. 18 2005,09:13
The following code works.| Quote |
SET CDROM=F: SET DESTINATION=E:\ISO files\ SET NAME=test SET OUTPUT=%DESTINATION%%NAME% UltraISO.exe -copy %CDROM% -out "%OUTPUT%" pause |
Posted by Incroyable HULK on Nov. 18 2005,12:20
Yes, After fiddling around, I found that it is working...I had a double issue because I had the -md5 switch also. This switch cannot work when I extract a ISO from a CD ? Right?
Posted by xoben on Nov. 18 2005,20:32
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| I had a double issue because I had the -md5 switch also. This switch cannot work when I extract a ISO from a CD ? Right? |
That is right.
Posted by krisalles on Oct. 14 2013,12:21
Does anyone know what the exit codes mean from the current version of UltraISO?Specifically, I'm getting repeated failures with exitcodes 250477278 and -1073741819
Any help identifying what these mean would be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
kris