Error retrieving configuration from webservice

[Maxiz80]

I keep having this message.
What did I've done wrong?

[codaamok]

The code currently in the master branch is considered development code. You should download the copy hosted here on TechNet to get the latest stable release.

[Maxiz80]

Ok but must be there a mismatch between PS1 and the webservice

[codaamok]

I'm not sure I understand what you mean, but whatever you do, use the binaries and scripts available at TechNet. Currently, everything that's in this repository is for development only.

[Maxiz80]

What I mean is that if I use the ps1 on github i get this error.
And by analyzing source code of webservic something is missing

[codaamok]

Don't use what's on GitHub for production. Download from technet.

[theaquamarine]

0.8.2 was re-released due to a bug in the web service, are you using a version downloaded before that? The script itself didn't change https://twitter.com/andersrodland/status/1182451197288026112

[Maxiz80]

I've downloaded 0.8.2 but I keep having
Error Invoking RestMethod PUT on URI http://srv73pd.safilogroup.com/ConfigMgrClientHealth/Clients/NIEROLO. Failed to update database using webservice. Exception: Errore del server remoto: (400) Richiesta non valida.
powershell exited on nierolo with error code 0.

reverting back to 0.8.1

[codaamok]

After you updated the webservice, did you restart services?

Failing that, perhaps give recreating the IIS application again (deleting app pool + application under Default Site).

[Maxiz80]

Nevermind.
I've found the problem and I don't know if it's a bug..
If I start the ps1 with psexec -s, local system account like with a gpo, I've got this error.
By removing "tag" begin, process and end the ps1 work correctly even with psexec -s
Sorry

[codaamok]

I don't understand I'm sorry.

What error did you get? And what exactly did you remove to get it working?

[Maxiz80]

Error Invoking RestMethod PUT on URI
IIf you run PS1 from interactive powershell it works fine.
But if you start with "psexec -s" in order to simulate an execution with GPO you get this error
BUT by removing the Begin {} Process {} End {},NOT THE CONTENT, all works fine even with psexec -s and with GPO

[AndersRodland]

Hi Maxiz, based on the error you receive, it sounds like you downloaded the development version from Github before I put the production version up here.

I recommend you to download the version from technet galleries (https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/ConfigMgr-Client-Health-ccd00bd7) and use that version of the script together with the webservice included in that package.

[Maxiz80]

I've downloaded from technet

[AndersRodland]

Then I will look into this, thank you for letting me know. This error message is originally based on a feature I planned to release in 0.8.2 but cut in order to release it. I will keep this issue open until I have identified and fixed it.

[Maxiz80]

I think this is a REALLY POWERFUL script.
But for how it's organized it will work only with and interactive run.
If you plan to run via GPO it will never work.
I suggest you to remove Begin { etc etc and leave only function and all the rest
In config file the ClientShare should be a local folder on the PC (I suggest the standard one c:\windows\ccmsetup) and add this after $ClientShare = Get-XMLConfigClientShare
[system.io.directory]::CreateDirectory("$ClientShare")
write-host "$ClientShare"
$url = "http://servername/CCM_Client/ccmsetup.exe"
$output = "$ClientShare\ccmsetup.exe"
(New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile($url, $output)
Why this?
Because in this way you avoid to use a share and you use the web service to dowload the setup.
If you want we can continue by email