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Use Case:
1-man shop running RMM tool to help me remotely access my clients.
Want to script solution using AB4T7Pro
Using the following from a user with no permissions on folders I get no errors, but no backup either:
The following are defined when executing the script and passed to the script:
AB4TFolder
AB4DestFolder
ProfileName
The script is run as the System account:
"%AB4TFolder%\AutoBackup7Pro.exe" /BACKUP /LANGUAGE="ENGLISH" /SOURCEDRIVE=C /TO="%AB4TDestFolder%" /SUBFOLDER=#DATE#\#COMPUTERNAME# /USEVSS /SOURCEUSERSPROFILESNAMES="%ProfileName%" /ALWAYSOVERWRITE /ALL /EXCLUSIONS="*.tmp;*~*.*;*.bak" /LOGSTORAGE="%AB4TDestFolder%"
If the script is run against a network share, then it will likely fail due to permissions (unless the source and destinations are unauthenticated shares, which is not something I do.
But locally this should work.
When I run this from a user with permissions to the proper folders, within the command shell, there is still an interactive window that pops up and displays during progress.
Is there any way to suppress the need for interaction with the desktop?
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Last edited by Thrakorzog (2019-06-18 18:08:03)
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Use Case:
If the script is run against a network share, then it will likely fail due to permissions (unless the source and destinations are unauthenticated shares, which is not something I do.
But locally this should work.
Since it's not meant to run uwith local system account, the best way to do that would be to run that script from an admin account that's allowed to access network share with full permissions.
When I run this from a user with permissions to the proper folders, within the command shell, there is still an interactive window that pops up and displays during progress.
Is there any way to suppress the need for interaction with the desktop?
Yes, add /SILENT parameter in the command line and it will remain hidden.
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