Open Source Automation

hi amz4u2nv, I wouldn't worry to much about caising as powershell doesn't pay a lot of attention to it in most scenarios however I would agree with kherron look in both the powershell logs, if there is only one log then the script isn't likely even being run. there should be a "Powershell Plugin" an...

What DB version is being reported when you click on the COG?

I would imagine it is likely one of your plugins that is taking down the service. pre 0.4.0 MAF was used that allowed for plugins to be used in isolation and if they caused issues they would only break them self. 0.4.0 uses a different technology which potentially allows plugins to take down the core.

Normally upgrade scripts are part of the installer to prevent people form having to re-create everything, however the change form 0.3.9 to 0.4.0 was fairly complex hence it was recommended that a fresh install be done. You can obviously copy out scripts to a text file and paste them back into the ne...

Yes there should be another one in there. They might sound like silly questions but I'm going to ask them. In the scripts page have you assigned the script to be processed by Powershell rather than the standard one? How are you triggering the event? if you attach the script to an event and on the ob...

Hi Azimuth, Do you have the system in debug mode? if not you can do it from the cog in the top right. The service needs to be restarted for the debug settings to take affect. That doesn't look like the message for a script being triggered. The extract below is what you would expect to see. the conte...

Hi Peezman,

I don't have these issues on my setup, I would check that you potentially aren't having browser compatibility issues if you are using IE10. When it was released it caused a lot of sites issues, I ended up resorting to using Chrome when using OSA.

Somebody may have a better solution that involves the RSS plugin however if you were able to use powershell something along the lines of:

$irm = Invoke-RestMethod <your RSS feed>.aspx
$status = $irm | Select-Object bakerloo

From the you can use the OSA invoke to send the text a speech plugin.

Hi amz4u2nv,

What exactly are you wanting/trying to do? Which scripting plugin are you using e.g. the standard one or Powershell?

In the event that there is a weird logic path being followed, try renaming the existing DB then doing the install and see what happens. Failing that it would probably quicker for me to just TeamViewer in?