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Managing script repo
Hello I'm just looking for a bit of advice regarding maintaining a script repository. I notice when i look at an exported XML backup of a script collection it has a couple of ways to specify a pa...
Ok cool i've figured this out.
A valid entry for pulling a script file is as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <scripts version="3.0"> <script id="7238"> <name>Test</name> <storageid></storageid> <path>http://webserver.com/test.bat</path> <description></description> <ostype>0</ostype> <locationtype>1</locationtype> <autostartorder></autostartorder> </script> <scripts>The location type seems to need to be 1. Leaving script ID empty i was still able to import.
Hello joelcresswell!
Thank you for your question. I would like to answer to the first part of your question.
Please read our on Admin Center guide on page 84-86. You can upolad multiple script collections into our cloud and you can share those with your technician groups.
Regards,
Sandor
Hi Sandor.
The page doesn't give the option to upload multiple scripts at a time, in addition i'd like to manage the scripts myself and using the XML import option has been the most convenient way so far.
Is there any way of using any internet source, like HTTP links for example in the XML file as a source for the files?
Ok cool i've figured this out.
A valid entry for pulling a script file is as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <scripts version="3.0"> <script id="7238"> <name>Test</name> <storageid></storageid> <path>http://webserver.com/test.bat</path> <description></description> <ostype>0</ostype> <locationtype>1</locationtype> <autostartorder></autostartorder> </script> <scripts>The location type seems to need to be 1. Leaving script ID empty i was still able to import.
