Ok, I am working on a Win 8 Box with the latest greatest VisualCron (we bought two copies yesterday). I am trying to start a python script

on cmd:

python script.py

works. The script prints "A", "B" and returns using sys.exit(0).
python.exe is in the path.

In visualcron i specify the absolute path to python (running a command). I have tried both python.exe script.py and python.exe with parameter script.py. No difference.
In all cases I get that python returns a non-zero exit code 77777. No letters are written what's so ever.

Can you please comment what's going on or what steps I should do to debug this?

Kind regards

Thomas

You need to write full path to python.exe in command and then full path to script in argument. Use "" around argument if it contains blank spaces.

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Ok, getting closer. I can work with a local Python. I use now -V as an argument just to avoid I have problems on my side. However, I still fail to do that with a Python installed on the server. I have wasted hours already. Kind of frustrating. Is there a chance to call you?

Solved on phone by unchecking "local logon" on the Credential for accessing a network share where the python.exe was located on.

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