Hi,
-programme is not an argument recognized by powershell executable.
lebrun78 you wrote
“I checked powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy allsigned -File -ExecutionPolicy allsigned -File “P:\packages\audio video\vlc\inst_vlc.bat” on the client it works.”
-File -ExecutionPolicy are defined twice, maybe it works but it’s not what you’re asking for. In your log, the plugin seems to run another command line because I see the -programme argument, please check your command line in the plugin.
++ Zaza.
OK. Je comprends mieux.
But as Tom Elliott said, the ps1 must be here :
09/02/2017 11:47 SnapinClient File: -ExecutionPolicy allsigned -File
and I didn’t see it.
This line works, correct:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy allsigned -File “C:\Program Files (x86)\FOG\tmp\fog_inst_office2010.ps1” -programme “P:\packages\audio video\vlc\inst_vlc.bat”
Not this one:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy allsigned -File “fog_inst_office2010.ps1” -programme “P:\packages\audio video\vlc\inst_vlc.bat”
Because powershell is executed from another folder.
The question is: which version is run by the snapin?
An easy workaround is to compile ps1 into an exe.