Powershell命令无法通过PSRemote使用

Question

I'm having some issues with trying to install various programs via powershell. This is an example (trimmed down) of the component of the module I've built:

Function TEST-INSTALL-Scripts
{
    Param($basepath,$Arguments)

    $command = @"
cmd.exe /C msiexec /package `"$basepath`" $Arguments
"@
    Invoke-Expression -Command $command
}

When I try to invoke it via

Invoke-Command -Session $session -ScriptBlock {TEST-INSTALL-Scripts -Basepath $basepath -Arguments $args}

The command doesn't seem to do anything so I tried using a PSRemote tab to try to get some more details and I used this command:

$basepath = "\\$Server\d$\Files\Install\3rd Party\SQL Server Native Client\sqlncli_x64.msi"
$Arguments = '  /quiet /passive'
TEST-INSTALL-Scripts -basepath $basepath -Arguments $Arguments

And I get a response back saying the file cannot be accessed or its not a valid file.

T hisinstallationpackag ecouldnotbeopened . V erifythatthepackageex istsandthatyoucanacce ssit , orcontacttheapplicati onvendortoverifythatt hisisavalid W indows I nstallerpackage .

When I RDP onto the machine itself, the exact same command works without any issue.

My research is pointing toward this being a double hop issue, but short of copying the file to the machine, is there a way of dealing with this that isn't a nightmare?

Answer 1

I was able to build a minimal workaround that I put in just before the remote call where I pass the install path. I also built a function to make it easier to manager but I put an example IF statement here (I built Get-InstallerLocal which does the same copy based on type)

        If($installPath.StartsWith("\\"))
        {
            $DeployPath = Invoke-Command -Session $session -ScriptBlock {$env:TEMP}
            $drive=(Get-Item $DeployPath).PSDrive.Name
            $localpath = $DeployPath
            $DeployPath = $DeployPath.Replace("$($drive):","\\$machine\$drive$")
            If(!(Test-Path "$DeployPath\3rd Party\Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable"))
            {
                Copy-Item -Path "$installPath\3rd Party\Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable" -Destination "$DeployPath\3rd Party\Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable\" -Force -Recurse
            }
            If($ODBCDriver){Get-InstallerLocal -installPath $installPath -deployPath $DeployPath -Type "SQL Driver"}
            $installPath = $localpath
        }