DRiley II

Hi Team, I'm still at a bit of a dead end here, regardless of how the -creds cmd line argument is used, the utility appears to always prompt for an instance name. This obviously presents a problem when scheduling the tool. Thanks, Dan

Thanks everyone for the responses. The issue was not understanding how to us the -creds = true argument. Now I know for the initial setup it should be omitted. We've done that bit now. However, I'm still a bit unsure about when it should be used. Can someone clarify the situation when -creds=true is required? When I use -creds=true it seems to always prompt for the instanceID, even after the initial setup run so I'm assuming I shouldn't use it when scheduling the tool? Is it an argument just used to check the validity of the API key, nothing more? Thanks, Dan

Hi Team, we're looking to update the existing version of the Hornbill Data Export with the latest version 2.0.0. However, we seem to be encountering some difficulty. When running the exe (as an administrator): 1) the documentation (Hornbill Data Export - Hornbill) suggests on the first run that it will prompt for an API Key and our instance name, however it only prompts for our instance name. Is this expected? 2) After typing our instance id, the next line states "Export Configuration not found". We can't understand why as the cmd line argument has been included, the filename specified is correct, and the conf file is in the latest format. 3) The next and final output is "Could not encrypt authentication details!". What's this referring to, the export.cfg thats apparently created or is it suggesting a problem with the keysafe entry, or just can't find the keysafe entry because it can't find the conf file with the keysafe entry ID? The log doesn't output anything more, even in debug mode. Can someone point us in the right direction? Thanks, Dan

.....request type, that's the answer, thanks @Victor. Work with requests for long enough and all other types cease to exist Dan.

Hi Team, I hope everyone is keeping well! I'm experiencing a challenge where the resulting request automatically raised using a "Log Request" bpm node isn't being raised with a catalog item. Naturally, when this happens I don't get a BPM initiated. I've specified a catalog name (which I copied and pasted) and a service within the node itself. What am I missing? Thanks, Dan

Hi Team, I'm working with the Powershell script PowerShell Gallery | HornbillLogServiceRequest 1.1.1 . I gather that the Hornbill API key is created as a global runbook variable in Azure so it can be stored securely. What should the name of the variable be? Can someone point me to the part of the script that's calling this variable? Thanks, Dan

Thanks Steve, all good here. Hope you're keeping well too. I'll explore the Azure option. Dan

Hi Team, we're looking at triggering actions in Hornbill from another system using Webhooks. What options (if any) does Hornbill offer to catch a Webhook? Thanks, Dan