@echo off
:: /=======================================================================
:: /=
:: /=   psuptimelist.cmd
:: /=
:: /=   AUTHOR: Jake Bentz
:: /=   DATE:	10/07/2007
:: /= 
:: /=  REVISION HISTORY
:: /=   VER  DATE        AUTHOR/EDITOR   COMMENT
:: /=   1.0  10/07/2007  Jake Bentz      Created script
:: /=   1.1  07/31/2013  Jake Bentz      Rewritten for psinfo
:: /=======================================================================
setlocal
set SYNTAX=Syntax: psuptimelist.cmd [ServerList]

:: -- Check for arguments
:: -- If your script has a simple syntax this is an easy way to present
:: -- help text.
if (%1) EQU (/?) echo %SYNTAX% & goto END
if /i (%1) EQU (/h) echo %SYNTAX% & goto END
if (%1) EQU (?) echo %SYNTAX% & goto END
if (%1) EQU (-?) echo %SYNTAX% & goto END
if /i (%1) EQU (-h) echo %SYNTAX% & goto END

:SetServerlist
if (%1) EQU () echo ERROR: Missing Server List! & echo %SYNTAX% & goto END
set ServerList=%1
call :SetLogfile
goto :MAIN

:MAIN
echo Logging to file: %LogFile%
echo ==============================================================================>%LogFile%
echo         Server Uptime List %date% %time%>>%LogFile%
echo ==============================================================================>>%LogFile%
echo.>>%LogFile%
echo ==================================================>>%LogFile%
echo Getting Uptime for each server . . .

for /f %%a in (%serverlist%) do (
	echo ============================================== >> %logfile%
	echo %%a >> %logfile% 
	psinfo \\%%a | find "Uptime:" >> %logfile%
	echo ============================================== >> %logfile%
	)
echo Complete!
goto END

:SetLogfile
for /F "tokens=1-4 delims=/- " %%A in ('date/T') do set DATE=%%B-%%C-%%D
for /F "tokens=1-4 delims=:., " %%a in ('time/T') do set TIME=%%a%%b%%c
set logfile=psuptime_output_%date%_%time%.txt

:END
endlocal