Tag Archives: remote script deployment

BatchPatch Custom Script Integration – Wait for Service to be Running Before Proceeding to Next Step in Job Queue

By Scott | Published: September 9, 2022

In the current version of BatchPatch there is not a built-in job queue method to wait for a particular service to be running on the target host before proceeding to the next step in the queue. However, it’s possible to still accomplish this by integrating a custom script. In a future version we will likely […]

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Deploying a Script with Relative Instead of Absolute Paths

By Scott | Published: January 6, 2017

In order for a custom deployment to be successful, you might not be able to use absolute paths inside of a script where those paths point to a location on a remote server. This is dependent upon the particular situation, but if you’re having problems successfully deploying a script that makes calls to other scripts […]

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Remote Script Deployment – Install Multiple .MSU Files in a Single Action on Remote Computers

By Scott | Published: September 8, 2014

One of the common questions we receive is “How does one go about deploying and installing multiple updates to offline computers?” If you’re looking for a way to apply Windows Updates to detached network environments or to environments that don’t have access to a WSUS or the internet, take a look at BatchPatch’s Cached Mode […]

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