[Frage] OPSI Script VBS ausführen

[NeZoX]

Hallo zusammen,

leider ist es mir nicht gelungen einen VBS Script in OPSI durchzuführen.
Ich habe viele sachen ausprobiert doch leider kam ich nicht zum ergebnis.

Setup.opsiscript

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Message = Bitte warten, das Produkt wird installiert
setLogLevel = 3
ExitOnError = false
ScriptErrorMessages = on
TraceMode = off
StayOnTop = false
 
[Actions]
requiredWinstVersion >= "4.11"

DefVar $ProductId$
DefVar $ProductName$
DefVar $ExitCode$
DefVar $LogDir$

Set $LogDir$ = "%SystemDrive%\tmp" + $ProductID$

; ----------------------------------------------------------------
; - Please edit the following values                             -
; ----------------------------------------------------------------
Set $ProductId$       = "Script"
; ----------------------------------------------------------------

ShowBitmap "%ScriptPath%\" + $ProductId$ + ".png" $ProductId$

ExecWith_VBS "%SystemDrive%\Windows\System32\cscript.exe"

[ExecWith_VBS]
1.times do
	"%ScriptPath%\ps_config.vbs"
end

Dies war nur eine Variation welche ich ausprobiert habe.


script.vbs

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Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Const ForReading = 1
Const ForWriting = 2
 
' Datei öffnen und Text einlesen und schließen
Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile("C:\ProgramData\PROGRAM\SystemConfiguration.xml", ForReading)
strText = objFile.ReadAll
objFile.Close
 
' Änderungen am Inhalt
strNewText = Replace(strText, """", "'")
strNewText = Replace(strNewText, "NAME", "IP")
 
' Neue Datei erstellen mit neuen Inhalten füllen
set resultFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile("C:\ProgramData\PROGRAM\SystemConfiguration.xml", true)
resultFile.WriteLine strNewText
resultFile.Close
			
if InStr(1, strNewText, "IP", 1) > 0 Then 
MsgBox "Erfolgreich",VBOKOnly,""
else
MsgBox "Fehlgeschlagen",VBOKOnly,""
end if

Das Script soll die IP mit dem Namen austauschen.

Hat jemand eine Idee wie ich das Script zum laufen bekomme.

VG
NeZoX

[SisterOfMercy]

Why not make a winbatch that runs cscript.exe (that executes your script of course)?

[NeZoX]

How can i do that?
Someting like this :

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ExecWith_CMD "%SystemDrive%\Windows\System32\cmd.exe"

[ExecWith_VBS]
1.times do
   "%ScriptPath%\run_vbs.cmd"
end

[SisterOfMercy]

You're making it too difficult.

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[Actions]
Winbatch_install_vbs /SysNative

[Winbatch_install_vbs]
"%SystemRoot%\system32\cscript.exe" "%ScriptPath%\script.vbs"

Now I think of it, just running run_vbs.cmd in a winbatch section may work as well. But it's probably more 'correct' to use cscript.

[NeZoX]

Hello, this dosnt work.
Here the Log:

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[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:207] --
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:208] --
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:208] c:\opsi.org\log\opsi-script-part-Bf54Fu94.log
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:210] opsi-script 4.11.6.6 started at 27.06.2017 12:54:06
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:211] opsi-script log file with encoding utf8
[6] [Jun 27 12:54:08:212] Using Depot path:  z:\
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:216] 
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:217] ============ Version 4.11.6.6 script "C:\Users\USER\Desktop\Script\CLIENT_DATA\setup.opsiscript"
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:218]              used script encoding: cp1252
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:218]              used system encoding: cp1252
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:219]              start: 2017-06-27  12:54:08 
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:220]              on client named    "COMPUTER"
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:222]              loggedin user    "USER"
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:223]              opsi-script running as    "USER"
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:225]              opsi-script running with admin privileges
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:226]              opsi-script running in standard script mode
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:227] executing: "C:\Program Files (x86)\opsi.org\opsi-client-agent\opsi-winst\winst32.exe"
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:229] system infos:
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:238] XX-XX-XX-32-23-45  -  PC hardware address
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:240] COMPUTER -  IP name 
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:241] 10.0.1.2  -  IP address
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:243] DEU  -  System default locale 
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:245] MS Windows 6.1 64 Bit, Edition: PRODUCT_PROFESSIONAL
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:246] 
[6] [Jun 27 12:54:08:249] Registry key [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion]  opened
[6] [Jun 27 12:54:08:251] Key closed
[6] [Jun 27 12:54:08:385] opsi-script has version  4.11.6.6, required is : >= 4.11
[5] [Jun 27 12:54:08:387] Set  $LogDir$ = "C:\tmp" + $ProductID$
[6] [Jun 27 12:54:08:388]   The value of the variable "$LogDir$" is now: "C:\tmp"
[5] [Jun 27 12:54:08:390] Set  $ProductId$       = "Script"
[6] [Jun 27 12:54:08:392]   The value of the variable "$ProductId$" is now: "Script"
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:397] ___________________
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:399] script finished
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:400] 0 errors
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:401] 0 warnings
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:403] 
[1] [Jun 27 12:54:08:404] 

Seems like the script skip the [Actions] sektion.

setup.opsiscript

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Message = Bitte warten, das Produkt wird installiert
setLogLevel = 3
ExitOnError = false
ScriptErrorMessages = on
TraceMode = off
StayOnTop = false
 
[Actions]
requiredWinstVersion >= "4.11"

DefVar $ProductId$
DefVar $ProductName$
DefVar $ExitCode$
DefVar $LogDir$

Set $LogDir$ = "%SystemDrive%\tmp" + $ProductID$

; ----------------------------------------------------------------
; - Please edit the following values                             -
; ----------------------------------------------------------------
Set $ProductId$       = "Script"
; ----------------------------------------------------------------

ShowBitmap "%ScriptPath%\" + $ProductId$ + ".png" $ProductId$

[Actions]
WinBatch_install_vbs /SysNative

[WinBatch_install_vbs]
"%SystemRoot%\system32\cscript.exe" "%ScriptPath%\config.vbs"

[SisterOfMercy]

You can only have one [actions] header.

https://download.uib.de/opsi_stable/doc ... im-section
(here they talk about Action instead of Actions, which I think is a spelling error)

BTW, it looks like you want to edit a file with the VBS script. OPSI can do stuff like this too. But first get your basics working.