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It could have also been the spaces (and no quotes) in your command line.


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Remember, in your case %ScriptPath% is with a space, so you need to quote the entirety.

mir geht es gar nicht darum, nur zusehen, was passiert, ich möchte daraus ein MSI oder EXE haben. Ok, but wouldn't that be a little hard to maintain? Most group policy settings are just registry keys, for instance. You could put the thing below in a MSI file, but if you want to change only one sett...

Configed makes a logfile here:
c:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\opsi.org\log\configed.log
Maybe something can be gathered from that?

Well, I'm sorry to say it, but I see a couple of errors in the provided script. - productid has spaces and capitals - delete -sf doesn't end with a backslash - if you have delsub.opsiscript the update script will run the uninstall If it still does not work after fixing these errors, then try the win...

One of the tools you can use is SysTracer. There must be others out there.

I use 7zip, innounp, lessmsi and msix to extract various installers.
I also use insted to look into msi files.

if (CompareDotSeparatedNumbers($INST_MsVersion$, "=", "10.0")) DosInAnIcon_join_domain_win10_wmic WINST /SysNative else DosInAnIcon_join_domain_wmic WINST /SysNative endif [DosInAnIcon_join_domain_wmic] ; Join domain "%SystemRoot%\system32\wbem\wmic.exe" /interactive:o...

You have exitcode -2147217361. Convert this to hex, and you get this code: FFFFFFFF8004102F
0x8004102F is thus the error code that works better on a search machine:

WBEM_E_INVALID_METHOD_PARAMETERS
2147749935 (0x8004102F)
Parameters provided for the method are not valid.

This is on RHEL or CentOS?

Any chance of more details from the logs? /var/log/opsi/opsiconfd/opsiconfd.log for instance.

Have you already tried opsi-setup --set-rights?

My installscript manually copies files. [Actions] requiredWinstVersion >= "4.11.5.14" DefVar $LogDir$ DefVar $ProductId$ DefVar $MinimumSpace$ DefVar $InstallDir32$ DefVar $ExitCode$ DefVar $INST_SystemType$ DefVar $INST_MsVersion$ DefStringList $ProductInfo$ DefVar $DisplayVersion$ DefVar...