Open NKK80 opened 2 years ago
Can you test this using the latest OSD Module 22.1.11.2
Some additional information is that we are behind a proxy, because of this "Save-OSDBuilderDownload.ps1" will try to use the WebClient to download the OneDrive setup. And like I said in my original post the variables for the WebClient download of the OneDrive setup are empty. I can change "Save-OSDBuilderDownload.ps1" myself to make the download work, but I would prefer it to work without that.
Just tried to Download OneDriveEnterprise again, and the script still uses the same empty variables.
I’m looking into this, standby
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Just tried to Download OneDriveEnterprise again, and the script still uses the same empty variables. [image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/97504932/157800119-ed88e55a-4a46-4809-b625-ce5011bd21c1.png
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Seeing this as well when running from Server 2016 v1607. Works fine when I run the same from my Windows 10 20H2 Workstation.
The variables on row 280 of Save-OSDBuilderDownload.ps1 are empty when PowerShell tries to download OneDriveSetup.exe with the WebClient.
When those variables are changed to the same variables used by WebRequest (row 283) and Curl (row 288 & 293), "
$DownloadUrl
" & "$DownloadPath\$DownloadFile
", the Download does work correctly.