Oh I can so use your help here with a script I have been fighting with for a bit. I suspect it may be due to the manner I have the structure setup
The PS script is needed to run on both a Task Sequence (TS) and as a standard App Catalog install. I have it set as two groups of an If elseif. I have included only the area where it needs to do this work. Once I have the variable set the rest of the script is working.
This first section is checking if the script is running in a task sequence My understanding is if this is false it will skip all this and go to the next section below
If ($runningTaskSequence -eq $true){
$TSEnv = New-Object -COMObject Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment
$strRegioncode = $TSEnv.Value(“OSDDomainName”)
If ($strRegioncode -eq 'EU.CO.com') { $InstPath = 'SetInstallPath' }
ElseIf ($strRegioncode -eq 'NA.CO.com') { $InstPath = 'SetInstallPath2' }
ElseIf ($strRegioncode -eq 'ZA.CO.com') { $InstPath = 'SetInstallPath3' }
}
Then this section is run for all installs. If it is run in a TS it does not matter it would get the variable and do nothing with it. As I am writing this I see I may want to set If ($runningTaskSequence -eq $false
$strSappiDomain = (Get-WmiObject Win32_ComputerSystem).Domain
If ($strDomain -eq 'EU.CO.com') { $InstPath = 'SetInstallPath' }
ElseIf ($strDomain -eq 'NA.CO.com') { $InstPath = 'SetInstallPath2' }
ElseIf ($strDomain -eq 'ZA.CO.com') { $InstPath = 'SetInstallPath3' }
Before any asks what the log is saying… that is another issue the logs are not being created.
This script runs fine if I run it via the Application Catalog and a normal deployment. Including the logs
Your help is absolutely appreciated on this very frustrating issue.
Thanks