Hi,
I have a powershell script which I'm trying to implement within an
exec/onlyif condition.
The script I'm working with is quite complex so I don't really want to
put
all of the logic inline and would prefer it stayed contained within the
.ps1. I'm running into issues calling powershell and returning an exit code.
For example my .ps1 file has a statement like this:
If (condition) {
# run exec command =>
exit 1
} else {
# don't run exec command =>
exit 0
}
In my exec I have a command structured like so:
exec { "run-script":
path => 'C:\Windows\sysnative\WindowsPowershell\v1.0',
command => "powershell.exe -File C:/myscript.ps1 arg1 arg2",
onlyif => "powershell.exe -File C:/myscript.ps1 -runcheck",
}
Regardless of the condition / exit code within the script the command
portion always runs always runs. I've tried to switch out -File for
-Command without success.
Can anyone point out a way around this?
Regards,
Leon
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