In a business rule, I'd like to pass Adaxes variables into a powershell script that I'll run.
For example, pass %username% into the script so it can be used inside the script.
Hello,
All you need to do is wrap value references into double quotes. Then you can use them in your scripts as strings. The following article (specifically section Value references in scripts) should be helpful: https://www.adaxes.com/help/ValueReferences.
I have a number of custom Powershell scripts that add users to Teams, groups, etc. I re-use these scripts dozens of times for different conditions and only change one ... possible to convert this script to a custom command and pass parameters to it instead?
I'm in the process of creating a Web interface for requesting IT accounts. Upon submission, I want to run a Powershell script that will create an item in a Sharepoint task list.
Let's say that I have a scheduled task that adds a high-level roles-based AD group to a user. As part of that same task, I'd like to run a powershell script to collect all ... the task to type in the "parent" group name, and pass it to the script that way?
I haven't seen a version to know the syntax.
Trying to configure a custom launcher in Thycotic Secret Server that will launch Adaxes on the user's local machine with the username and password passed as parameters. Has anyone made this work?