I've modified the script here https://www.adaxes.com/script-repository/import-users-to-be-deprovisioned-s3.htm to do bulk deprovisioning of accounts via a .csv file. It immediately fails with an error :
My.Domain.EDU Access is denied File '\dhbfscopit1\netmgr\Deprov\deprov.csv' was not found.
The command is running as our Adaxes service account which has full access rights to that share and folder.
Why is this throwing this error? They path works in file explorer.
And of course asking the question lead me to the solution...it needs the FQDN...duh!
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I have a number of custom Powershell scripts that add users to Teams, groups, etc. I re-use these scripts dozens of times for different conditions and only change one ... possible to convert this script to a custom command and pass parameters to it instead?
Hi, I followed this example: https://www.adaxes.com/sdk/IAdmTop6.html, but because the Custom Command is disabled, I get the following error message: System.Management.Automation ... if I enable the Custom Command. I am using Adaxes 2018.2 Best Regards Martin
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