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I wrote the script. I just tried adding some code to mitigate the issue, but it is not working. Here is the code I added, which works from powershell if I feed it a similar looking escaped path. I commented above the line that I added $path = '\"F:\\Special Apps\\Backup\\Logs\\Release\"' #...

Almost everything seems to be working now with 3.1 except passing double quotes to arguments. I need to pass double quotes to a powershell -path argument - the path has a space and powershell requires it to be wrapped in double quotes - when I pass the argument it passes it with escape characters as...

OK, thanks for the information. Also, passing multiple arguments in a passive check using: %HOSTNAME%|TEST = plugins/test.ps1 --args "arg1" --args "arg2" --args "arg3" did not work for me either. When I do that, it only passes the last argument (arg3). Is that also a bug?

Thanks! That got me further, and the API tip makes testing much easier.

The only thing I am stuck on now is getting it to pass a path with a space. Powershell expects it to be wrapped in quotes, but I have tried double-quoting and using \ as an escape character and neither work.

I am having trouble passing parameters using a custom powershell plugin from a Windows machine running the NCPA 3.0.0.client. To help with testing, I wrote the following PS script: param ( [string]$F='John', [string]$L='Doe', [string]$M='E' ) write-host "Success! $($F) $($M) modified $($L).&quo...