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https://docs.opsi.org/opsi-docs-en/4.3/opsi-script-manual/sec-section.html#opsi-script-callsection Try this: Shellscript_Extract WINST /TimeOutSeconds 1 Why the low value of timeoutseconds? Isn't it easier to extract this driver on a testmachine first? Then you could put it in a zip file, like this:...

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Also works on opsi 4.2.

I've done something similar for AD domain users on windows, to have access to samba shares with their own account. However, I don't think I used PAM. And of course I can't find the complete configuration manual I once wrote for this stuff. I can only find the config for samba. :oops: I'm now not sur...

Why would you want to do this for the samba share? If pcpatch has the correct password it can do everything it needs to do, right?

Or is this a case of pcpatch is in AD, and not a local user? And the auth backend is Active Directory, right, not something else?

What OS are you running this on? (client side)

In my configed it shows the IP address configured for the client, not the one from the wireguard server.

Have you selected the key in configed? The default value is empty, so it would be logical that it is empty.

Could you otherwise share the entire setup script?

Wo genau lege ich denn fest, welches opsi Paket nach der Netboot installation im Anschluss ausgeführt werden soll? Im postinstall.d Ordner von Windows11_x64 finde ich nichts dazu. Kannst du mir da weiterhelfen? In configed, netboot products, the property you want to use is "setup_after_install...

config_win10 also works for windows 11, but there is a new package in the making for policy settings.

How does your repo definition look? Any excludes?

If you are running the opsi-package-updater with the update command it will only download packages that are already installed.
Otherwise run it with more log verbosity.

We can't see your images BTW.

might do what you want.