Deploy Powershell using Powershell - break the branch you are sitting on. #25651
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Are you deploying the MSI? If so, the Install the MSI package from the command line document may be helpful. Have you tried using this method to deploy it with remoting enabled? |
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This is, what we are following. The Arguments are exactly ours. |
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Have you tried deploying a local copy of the script to workaround Win-RM disconnects? You can include lines in the local script to enable and restart Win-RM if necessary. |
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Well, for the moment it looks like, we have to create such a solution for PWSH and exclude it from the global tool set. Makes it ineffective and cost intense to run (double administrative cost for a duplication of tool set) |
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Hi all,
I know, that this feature has been requested a while ago, but the chain drained into the 6 month auto close.
Scenario:
Isolated large IT Environment with no internet access.
Powershell 7 deployed by a remote script from a central script.
PSRemoting is set to 1 (on).
While some previous versions of 7.4 and up had no such issue, 7.5.1 seems to update something in PSRemoting and restarts the WinRM service on purpose.
This breaks the install/update process, that is launched using "invoke-command -computer $remoteComputer" and corrupts the update itself.
Is there any way to keep all Powershell processes running during update and just flag the system to "reboot required" on success?
On a Linux system I do not have such issues and in worse case a "screen" session to unlink main process from subprocess. But Windows does not have such a terminal oriented engine -neither does PWSH of course.
To summarize: some sort of argument "/WinRMNoRestart" o.s. would maybe help.
any thoughts?
br
Carsten
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