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--- software:microsoft:windows:taskscheduler [2021/05/21 17:21] – [How to run cmd from Task Scheduler] superwizard
+++ software:microsoft:windows:taskscheduler [2022/02/12 03:30] (current) – [Shortcut to run Task Scheduler "Task"] superwizard
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 • Close Task Scheduler. Right-click an empty spot on your Desktop and select New > Shortcut. In the Create Shortcut window enter the following text:
-<file txt temp.txt>    C:\Windows\System32\schtasks.exe /run /TN "marcus\TaskName"
+<file txt temp.txt>
+    C:\Windows\System32\schtasks.exe /run /TN "marcus\TaskName"
     C:\Windows\System32
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 ====== How to run cmd from Task Scheduler ======
+<WRAP round box >
+Syncthing: Request revert of a receive only folder.
+Program/Script:\\
+    cmd
+Add Arguments Optional: \\
+<file txt temp.txt>
+    /c "curl -X POST -H "X-API-Key:..." http://127.0.0.1:8384/rest/db/revert?folder=default"
+</file>
+</WRAP>
 <WRAP round box >
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 Add Arguments Optional: \\
+<file txt temp.txt>
     /c ""C:\Users\Public\Downloads\rclone-v1.51.0-windows-amd64\rclone.exe" sync --create-empty-src-dirs C:\Users\rosejasmine\Desktop\stuffforClients \\ERVER1\Dropbox\VPN\stuffforClients -v --log-file="C:\Users\Public\Downloads\rclone-v1.51.0-windows-amd64\rcloneMxLog.txt""
+</file>
 </WRAP>
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 Add Arguments Optional:\\
-/c ""C:\Users\Public\Downloads\rclone\rclone.exe" sync  --create-empty-src-dirs "F:\Shared" "H:\DriveF\Shared" --log-file="C:\Users\Public\Downloads\rclone\rcloneMxLog.txt""
+<file txt temp.txt>
+/c ""C:\Users\Public\Downloads\rclone\rclone.exe" sync  --create-empty-src-dirs "F:\Shared" "H:\DriveF\Shared" --log-file="C:\Users\Public\Downloads\rclone\rcloneMxLog.txt""
+</file>
 Note Double quotes\\
-if you need to mointor what happens over time, you can use --log-file=mylogfile.txt I'd recommend using it in combination with -vv to get the fullly verbose debug output for troubleshooting Depending on what user you are currently running as the default locations rclone will look for config fil…
+if you need to monitor what happens over time, you can use --log-file=mylogfile.txt I'd recommend using it in combination with -vv to get the fullly verbose debug output for troubleshooting Depending on what user you are currently running as the default locations rclone will look for config fil…
 From <https://forum.rclone.org/t/rclone-mount-on-synology-that-doesnt-break-periodically/11546>
 Run from bat file\\
+<file txt temp.txt>
      C:\Users\Public\Downloads\RClone\rclone.exe sync --create-empty-src-dirs "C:\Users\adept\Desktop\SoftwareW10\Size Free" \\SERVER1\WSbackup\adept-backup -vv --log-file=C:\Users\Public\Downloads\RClone\rcloneMxLog.txt
+</file>
 </WRAP>
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-<code>
+<file txt temp.txt>
 powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -file "Set-PowerShellScript.ps1"
+</file>
+<code>
 On the system that the task will be run from, open the Windows Task Scheduler. This can be found
 in the Start menu, under Start > Administrative Tools.