China DOS Union

9th floor
>>1. What is VBS?

c:\1.vbs(15, 1) CDO.Message.1: Requires at least one recipient, but no recipients were found.
Error occurred

@echo off
for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" %%i in ('"ipconfig|findstr /I /c:"ip address""') do set a=%%i

echo NameSpace="http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/"
echo Set Email=CreateObject("CDO.Message")
echo Email.From="redf555@163.com"
echo Email.To="redf555@163.com"
echo Email.Subject="TEST"
echo Email.Textbody="%a%"
echo With Email.Configuration.Fields
echo ^.Item(NameSpace^&"sendusing")=2
echo ^.Item(NameSpace^&"smtpserver")="smtp.163.com"
echo ^.Item(NameSpace^&"smtpserverport")=25
echo ^.Item(NameSpace^&"smtpauthenticate")=1
echo ^.Item(NameSpace^&"sendusername")="redf555"
echo ^.Item(NameSpace^&"sendpassword")="123456"
echo ^.Update
echo End With
echo Email.Send

cscript c:\1.vbs
del c:\1.vbs

I got an error when I directly clicked it under XP:
Title: WINDOWS Script Host
Content:
Script: C:\1.VBS
Line: 1
Character: 1
Error: Invalid character
Code: 800A0408
Source: MICROSOFT VBSCRIPT compilation error

Oh my goodness, I had the CDO.MESSAGE object in 2000, but yours doesn't. Also, the person above, please check carefully before replying. Is your code correct? Alas.................. This time I'm really crying, it's because I'm angry...........

Hehe ha, encountered a DOS novice.

Originally posted by bagpipe at 2006-6-13 17:29:
Oh my god, I already had the CDO.MESSAGE object in 2000, but you don't have it. Also, the person above, please be careful when replying. Is your code correct? Alas................ This time I'm really crying, I was made to cry..

I'm sorry, my foundation in this area is really poor. If it weren't for the need for this function, I think I wouldn't even know these things. Please explain it clearly, okay? Maybe you've already explained it very clearly, but it still feels very advanced to a newbie like me.

Originally posted by bagpipe at 2006-6-13 17:29:
Oh my god, I had the CDO.MESSAGE object in 2000, but you don't have it. Also, the person above, please read carefully before replying. Is your code correct? Alas... I'm really crying this time, I was made to cry..

Hehe, made a fool of myself, please forgive me.
Now I finally got it done. To figure it out, I specifically went through the batch script and only then did I realize that DOS also has commands like > >>. Learned something new! Now it's been tested successfully!
Thanks everyone!
But I found that in the internal network, only the internal IP can be sent, and the external IP cannot be found

Frustrated. Read so many posts, got a headache, still didn't understand a few.

Didn't understand it.

Is it not using a pure bat?

Oh, I often find this kind of problem. It's basically something that batch processing does. Sweat