Hello all,

 Im creating a Jenkins job, and wondering will the following work. I am a total novice at this stuff so please forgive me if the below sounds silly.

Basically I want to restart all nodes - unless they are called dugan, DIONE or example. I know i cant use != in dos but im having a job sercing for what I can use..

if %computername% != DUGAN,DIONE,EXAMPLE ( shutdown -r -f -t 10 -c "This computer is about to restart" )


There is no "or", you'll need to run three different commands.

The != is expressed as ' if not __ == __ 'I don't know if the jenkins command line Build Step allows multiple lines. I know it just get's written to a temporary file and run as a batch, so it probably does. (personally I usually just have it run a batch script that is part of the SVN repository so it can be updates along with the software it builds, but perhaps you are using jenkins for another purpose).

Code: [Select]if %computername%==DUGAN goto norestart
if %computername%==DIONE goto norestart
if %computername%==EXAMPLE goto norestart
shutdown -r -f -t 10 -c "this computer is about to restart"
:norestart

Code: [Select]echo off
set computerlist=DUGAN,DIONE,EXAMPLE
call set templist=%%computerlist:%computername%=%%
IF "%computerlist%"=="%templist%" shutdown -r -f -t 10 -c "This computer is about to restart"How many cats do we have to skin?  Here's another way:

Code: [Select]echo off
for %%a in (DUGAN DIONE EXAMPLE) do if /i "%computername%"=="%%a" goto :EOF
shutdown -r -f -t 10 -c "this computer is about to restart"
Guys that is just too cool. Thanks so much! Quote from: foxidrive on March 30, 2015, 05:03:54 PM

How many cats do we have to skin?  Here's another way: