China DOS Union

I set up a CS server just for fun. Since mine is a dynamic IP, and adding SXE requires modifying the IP parameter, I made a P to do it:

@echo off

set /p lip=<lip.txt

del ips.asp 1>nul 2>&1

wget http://www.ip138.com/ips.asp 1>nul 2>&1

for /f "tokens=2 skip=2 delims=" %%i in ('find "您的IP地址是：" ips.asp') do set "ip=%%i"

del ips.asp 1>nul 2>&1

echo Last imported IP was: %lip%

echo Current public IP is: %ip%

if %lip%==%ip% echo The two are the same!

set /p cf=Need to import it? Press Y to confirm, anything else to quit:

if %cf%=="y" goto :cip || goto :eof

:cip

echo.

echo Importing, please wait...

U82GB.vbs "server.cfg"

for /f "delims=" %%j in (server.cfg) do (

    echo.%%j | findstr/i "__sxei_internal_ip">nul && echo __sxei_internal_ip %ip%||echo %%j

    )>>sv.tmp

move sv.tmp server.cfg

GB2U8.vbs "server.cfg"

echo.%ip%>lip.txt

cls&echo Successfully imported %ip%!

pause

What I wanted was to import only when "Y" is entered, but right now only pressing Enter directly exits; pressing any key will import it. So where exactly is the mistake?

if /i “%cf%”=="y" goto :cip || goto :eof


Try adding quotes around %cf% in this line, and I also suggest adding /I so it won't be case-sensitive...

Thanks! Still doesn't work

Originally posted by kgdetg1127 at 2008-6-24 01:22 PM:
if not %cf%==y goto :eof ||goto :cip

It can't jump to cip
Import failed

I think
if /i “%cf%”=="y" goto :cip || goto :eof

this way of writing is itself problematic. Whether the input is correct or not, the goto :eof after || will never get executed.
I suggest changing those lines like this:

if /i "%cf%"=="y" goto :cip
goto :eof
:cip

This way, when the input is Y it jumps to clip, otherwise it executes the next line and automatically jumps to eof

if /i "%cf%" neq "y" goto :eof
echo.
echo Importing, please wait...

if %cf%=="y" goto :cip || goto :eof
:cip

Change it to:
if %cf%=="y" goto :cip else goto :eof
:cip

or
if not "%cf%"=="y" goto :eof

<!Originally posted by zw19750516 at 2008-6-24 03:10 PM:
if /i "%cf%" neq "y" goto :eof
echo.
echo Importing, please wait...

That's it! Thanks ]>