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New to opsi, I want to run a .sh script on target Ubuntu. Hope I can accomplish this with "opsi-script".

Hi,

you could use "shellCall()" to run your script

https://download.uib.de/opsi_stable/doc ... llCall_str

Regards
Mathias

Thanks for your reply,
Being a novice, will be happy to know how to use that funtion. The complete cycle. any forum link or example will be helpful. This is going to be my first experience.

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prakash

Hi

you can install some of the linux localboot packages we provide and take a look into the setup.opsiscript and see how it is used there.

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Mathias

m.radtke hat geschrieben: ↑14 Sep 2023, 10:42 Hi,

you could use "shellCall()" to run your script

https://download.uib.de/opsi_stable/doc ... llCall_str

Regards
Mathias

Thanks for the hints, tried a shell script to touch a file in /tmp directory with "shellCall()", did not get the result. Attached is the script and log image of opsiclientd.log. Where is the mistake?

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arul

Do I have to create a fresh thread?

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arul

Hi

take a look into the opsi-script.log on the client in /var/log/opsi-script/
The shellcall is logged there and you can take a look if any errors occoured.

Regards
Mathias

Hi Radtke

Thanks for your reply.
There is no error logged on opsi-script.log. Attached is a screenshot of the log on the previous post reply.

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arul

Hi

you can also download the package locally and start opsi-script locally to see where the script breaks. Exit Code is 1 so there's something wrong.

Regards
Mathias

Could you please tell, how is that done.

Regards,
arul