Hi all, I need to upgrade Debian 10 to 11 using snap in with a bash script.
The task does not start and remains in queue.
I have already tested the bash script using snap in and it never works.

Here is my script, if there are any corrections to do, I’m interested

#!/bin/bash

echo Mise à jour du système

apt update && apt upgrade -y

echo Vérification de la présence du paquet gcc-8-base

apt install  gcc-8-base

echo Remplacement des dépôts Debian 10 vers 11

sed -i 's/buster/bullseye/g' /etc/apt/sources.list

echo Vérification de la configuration de sources.list

apt update -y

echo Lancement la mise à niveau vers Debian 11

apt full-upgrade -y

Hi everyone, I have to deploy on remote machines that are in my network but with a different IP range, to avoid moving all the machines, my question is if it is possible to use the wifi to perform the tasks and if so, how?

Thank you in advance for your answers

@sebastian-roth Your script worked perfectly, so if i understand i cant start a bat file after deployment with just a script.
If i want install program i need to use msi or exe and if i want to create folder or change anything in the client machine (register) i need to use bat or bash?
my problem is maybe in snapin argument (i leave as default) or in my script?

@sebastian-roth thanks for the reply, my SYSTEM account have all right (admin), i tried another thing, i converted bat file to exe and created snapin for.

When i start the task, the .exe appear successfully on client desktop but doesnt launch, is there a way to automate the start of the .exe after its installation in 1 snapin?

Here’s the notification

@sebastian-roth said in execute batch file snapin:

C:\Windows\System32\powercfg.exe /batteryreport

my first goal is to make a snapin test to open firefox on my remote windows 10 with a batch script, I tried several ways (snapinpack, change the storage group…) but no batch script launches.
However I get a notification in the bottom right corner of windows 10 saying that “[file.bat]” is installed, so my remote machine receives the snapin but it does not launch.

Is there a problem in the script?
Or a problem between the server and the client?

I can’t find the problem

For the script C:\Windows\System32\powercfg.exe /batteryreport, it is supposed to create a report file in the program files but I can’t find the file in question, for the firefox script it is supposed to open a firefox page with the associated url but no page is opened

For the SYSTEM account right, can I have more details?

Thanks in advance

@sebastian-roth here’s the fog.log fog.log
When i say the machine receives the task and install, the client machine (windows 10) install successfully the snapin, i got notification from win10 too but nothing happened.

Today i think i got a new problem because fog log says middleware is disabled.

Hello, I would like to run a batch script that allows me to make a battery report on my laptop.
The fog agent is well installed on the target machine, the machine receives the task and installs it but does not execute it.
Thanks in advance for any help
(I am a beginner)

ps : the script is C:\Windows\System32\powercfg.exe /batteryreport