Powershell远程处理：在脚本中加载本地脚本

Question

I launch a local script on a remote computer with:

Invoke-Command -ComputerName RemoteServer -FilePath C:\myFolder\Script1.ps1

This script dot-sources another script ( Script2 ), which also is located on my local computer in "C:\\myFolder". This fails because Script1 trys to load the Script2 from the remote computer.

Is there a way to load Script2 from my local computer inside Script1 inside the remoting session?

Answer 1

I don't think this can work the way you outlined it since code running on the remote machine cannot find a file that is relative to the local machine.

The only way to achieve this is to share your script and include it as with a UNC path, or an administrative share, like \\\\localmachine\\c$\\users\\test\\script\\a.ps1 .
But there's a chance you'll run into authentication issues (double hop).

The (easiest) solution: copy all your scripts to the remote machine first and make sure that the paths used in the scripts will work.

Answer 2

[Workaround]

1. Create a session to the remote server
2. Use the session to load the script2
3. use the same session to run the script1.

eg:- $Session = New-PSSession -ComputerName $Server

Invoke-command -Session $Session -FilePath <script2> this should load functions

Invoke-command -Session $Session -FilePath <script1>

here the functions in script2 will be available for script1 to consume, so no need to refer and dot source script2 .