RunCC.exe

The RunCC.exe file is created on a machine every time the ACMP Agent is installed, but not when using the OneScanClient (see Installing Clients).

This file is used to execute Client Commands. This allows you to call a Client Command, for example, from a login script. Such a call also requires the ID of a Client Command. Specifying variables is optional.

You also have the option to use an additional parameter to make RunCC.exe wait for n seconds if, for example, RunCC.exe is included in a login script and the Client service has not yet reached the “Started” status.

The syntax is as follows:

runcc.exe   Client-Command-GUID  [/v:variable nname= variable value] [/acmpclientservicetimeout=n] [/additionalwaittime=m]

Examples:

runcc.exe   {3504E24A-0AC7-4BA6-B434-A8C4C0D4B6D2}

runcc.exe   {3504E24A-0AC7-4BA6-B434-A8C4C0D4B6D2}   /v:Dir=Temp

runcc.exe   {3504E24A-0AC7-4BA6-B434-A8C4C0D4B6D2}   /v:Var1=25   /v:Var2=“D:\“ /acmpclientservicetimeout=45

runcc.exe   {3504E24A-0AC7-4BA6-B434-A8C4C0D4B6D2}   /v:Pfad=“C:\Programme\ACMP“ /acmpclientservicetimeout=30

runcc.exe   {3504E24A-0AC7-4BA6-B434-A8C4C0D4B6D2}   /v:Pfad=“C:\Programme\ACMP“ /acmpclientservicetimeout=30 /additionalwaittime=10

When executing Client Commands to install or uninstall software, be sure to specify the variable ACTION=uninstall or ACTION=install. If you specify the parameter INSTALLMODE=uninstall instead, the CC script will trigger an installation.

After you execute RunCC.exe from the command line, you will receive an exit code and a brief error message.

The following returns are accepted: