run reg file per os

Automation Scripts - Library - (ITarian will write
1

i’m just starting to get into this.

We have 3 reg files on a web server

Its used to configure a clients software, however we have to run a different per depending on the version of windows ( winXP, win7, win8 and win8.1, win10)

Can a script be created to discover the OS version and then download the correct reg file and run it

Thanks

2

Hi @Tetrash

We will analyze your request and update you once the script has been completed.
Thank you

3

Hi @Tetrash ,
Please refer the following json file for your requested script.
Please configure parameters with necessary inputs before running the script.
Thank You

20180920-Reg_file.json (5.87 KB)

4

hi, i cant download the file
i get “Invalid File Specified”

5

Hello @Tetrash
I’m able to download the JSON file from Vicky’s post just fine. Please make sure that you are logged in to the C1 forums before making any attempt to download any file attachments.

Just in case though, you can create a new Procedure in the ITSM and copy+paste the code below.

#In Parameter URL_XP provide the download url for Windows XP reg file
#In Parameter REGFILE_XP provide the reg file name that is going to be runned on Windows XP
#In Parameter URL_7 provide the download url for Windows 7 reg file
#In Parameter REGFILE_7 provide the reg file name that is going to be runned on Windows 7
#In Parameter URL_8 provide the download url for Windows 8 reg file
#In Parameter REGFILE_8 provide the reg file name that is going to be runned on Windows 8
#In Parameter URL_8_1 provide the download url for Windows 8.1 reg file
#In Parameter REGFILE_8_1 provide the reg file name that is going to be runned on Windows 8.1
#In Parameter URL_10 provide the download url for Windows 10 reg file
#In Parameter REGFILE_10 provide the reg file name that is going to be runned on Windows 10
URL_XP=itsm.getParameter('URL_XP')
REGFILE_XP=itsm.getParameter('REGFILE_XP')
URL_7=itsm.getParameter('URL_7')
REGFILE_7=itsm.getParameter('REGFILE_7')
URL_8=itsm.getParameter('URL_8')
REGFILE_8=itsm.getParameter('REGFILE_8')
URL_81=itsm.getParameter('URL_8_1')
REGFILE_81=itsm.getParameter('REGFILE_8_1')
URL_10=itsm.getParameter('URL_10')
REGFILE_10=itsm.getParameter('REGFILE_10')
import os
import time
import platform
import ssl
import subprocess
import shutil
import platform
def Download(src_path, URL,fp):
    import urllib2

    request = urllib2.Request(URL, headers={'User-Agent' : "Magic Browser"})
    try:
        gcontext = ssl.SSLContext(ssl.PROTOCOL_TLSv1)
        parsed = urllib2.urlopen(request,context=gcontext)
    except:
        parsed = urllib2.urlopen(request)
    if not os.path.exists(src_path):
        os.makedirs(src_path)
    with open(fp, 'wb') as f:
        while True:
            chunk=parsed.read(100*1000*1000)
            if chunk:
                f.write(chunk)
            else:
                break
    return fp

def reg(URLL,filename):
    Folder=os.environ['TEMP']+r"\Noproblem"
    if not os.path.exists(Folder):
        os.mkdir(Folder)
    fileName=filename
    src_path=Folder
    fp = os.path.join(src_path, fileName)
    URL=URLL
    Excutable_path=Download(Folder, URL,fp)
    time.sleep(20)
    output=Folder+"\\"+"regedit.exe /S"+" "+fileName
    process=subprocess.Popen(output, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
    result=process.communicate()[0]
    print "Regfiles Updated Successfully"
    try:
        shutil.rmtree(Folder)
    except:
        pass

osver=platform.release()
if osver=='7':
    reg(URL_7,REGFILE_7)
elif osver=='8':
    reg(URL_8,REGFILE_8)
elif osver=='8.1':
    reg(URL_81,REGFILE_81)
elif osver=='10':
    reg(URL_10,REGFILE_10)
else:
    reg(URL_XP,REGFILE_XP)
6

Hi @Tetrash

Please refer the JSON file also you have to configure parameters with necessary inputs before running the script.

​​​​​​​Thank you

20181005-run-Reg_file.json (6.05 KB)