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beli3ver
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Hello,

Good morning,

I have a Powershell script which should install a certain software at our customer.
During the installation a key is needed. I would like to enter this key every time I run the script, is this possible?

Background is that we have different keys for each customer, so I do not have to create 10 versions of the script with different keys.

On 3/24/2022 at 10:22 PM, beli3ver said:

Hello,

Good morning,

I have a Powershell script which should install a certain software at our customer.
During the installation a key is needed. I would like to enter this key every time I run the script, is this possible?

Background is that we have different keys for each customer, so I do not have to create 10 versions of the script with different keys.

lol nope. This is not possible unfortunately, but it's something that is constantly requested by users of Pulseway.  The thread below contains a list of improvements and links to the Feature Upvote section so you can upvote this very idea. 
 

 

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