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Published 3 days ago

Manage External Credentials through Devolutions.Powershell module

Hi, Glad to hear it works. Unfortunately, there is currently no way to refresh the My Account settings in an RDM instance that is already open. RDM loads them when it connects to the workspace and keeps them in memory afterwards. Update-RDMUI only refreshes the vaults and entries, not the user’s account settings. I’ve noted your request to have this refresh possible from PowerShell, like Update-RDMUI does for sessions. It needs a change on the RDM side first, so I can’t give you a timeline yet. Regards, Maxime

Feature Request

oliviercammarata

Published 4 days ago

Manage External Credentials through Devolutions.Powershell module

Hello, Version 2026.3.3 of the Devolutions.PowerShell module adds two cmdlets for “My account settings”, including Delinea Secret Server: Get-RDMMyAccountSetting -Type <type> reads the settings of that type. Set-RDMMyAccountSetting saves the changed object you pipe to it. Here is an example: $secretServer = Get-RDMMyAccountSetting -Type DelineaSecretServer $secretServer.Username = 'jdoe' $secretServer.Domain = 'CONTOSO' $secretServer.Password = Read-Host -AsSecureString $secretServer | Set-RDMMyAccountSetting Each type returns an object with its own properties. Passwords are SecureString values. They come back as $null unless you use -IncludeSecret. If you leave Password as $null, the stored password stays the same. If you need anything else, let us know. Best regards, Maxime @Maxime Bernier Hi Maxime, Great. This works perfectly. Any idea about how to get the info refreshed in an already opened RDM client without the need to close it and reopen (or switch to another datasource and back again, which give the same) ? I mean like the "Update-RDMUI" command that dynamically refresh sessions, but for the "My Accounts" credentials ? Thx.

Feature Request

Published 5 days ago

How to switch data source to online mode in RDM PowerShell?

Hello, Thank you for your patience while our team looked into the issue you reported. I'm happy to let you know that the latest version of the Devolutions.PowerShell module (2026.3.3) includes a fix for this problem. You can get it from the PowerShell Gallery here: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Devolutions.PowerShell If the module is already installed, you can update it with the following command: Update-Module -Name Devolutions.PowerShell Once you have installed the update, could you please test it in your environment and confirm that everything now works as expected? If the issue persists or if you notice anything unusual related to the same original problem, just reply to this message with a few details, and we will be glad to look into it further. Thank you for your collaboration. Best regards,

Published 5 days ago

PS cmdlet that backs the concurrent-session indicator on RDP/Web entries

Hello, Thank you for your patience while our team looked into the requested feature. I'm happy to let you know that the latest version of the Devolutions.PowerShell module (2026.3.3) includes the requested feature. You can get it from the PowerShell Gallery here: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Devolutions.PowerShell If the module is already installed, you can update it with the following command: Update-Module -Name Devolutions.PowerShell Once you have installed the update, could you please test it in your environment and confirm that everything now works as expected? If the issue persists or if you notice anything unusual related to the same original problem, just reply to this message with a few details, and we will be glad to look into it further. Thank you for your collaboration. Best regards,

Feature Request

Published 5 days ago

Manage External Credentials through Devolutions.Powershell module

Hello, Version 2026.3.3 of the Devolutions.PowerShell module adds two cmdlets for “My account settings”, including Delinea Secret Server: Get-RDMMyAccountSetting -Type <type> reads the settings of that type. Set-RDMMyAccountSetting saves the changed object you pipe to it. Here is an example: $secretServer = Get-RDMMyAccountSetting -Type DelineaSecretServer $secretServer.Username = 'jdoe' $secretServer.Domain = 'CONTOSO' $secretServer.Password = Read-Host -AsSecureString $secretServer | Set-RDMMyAccountSetting Each type returns an object with its own properties. Passwords are SecureString values. They come back as $null unless you use -IncludeSecret. If you leave Password as $null, the stored password stays the same. If you need anything else, let us know. Best regards, Maxime

Feature Request

Christian Robert

Published 6 days ago

Version 2026.3.3 (November 4, 2026)

Breaking Changes The Password of the items in the Credentials.PasswordList property of an entry is now always empty, because reading it there cannot be logged; scripts that read it get an empty string New Features Added Get-DSVaultTemplateSummary to list the vault templates of a Devolutions Server Added Get-RDMCurrentPrincipal to identify the current user or application identity Added Get-RDMEntryRunningState to fetch info about currently running sessions Added Get-RDMMyAccountSetting and Set-RDMMyAccountSetting to read and change the current user's My account settings, including external credential providers such as Delinea Secret Server, CyberArk, KeePass and Bitwarden Improvements Added -PasswordListItemID to Get-RDMEntryPassword and Get-RDMEntryUsername to read a specific item of a Password List entry or of an entry that references one, with a PasswordListItemNotFound error when the item is not one of the items the entry selects Get-RDMEntryPassword and Get-RDMEntryUsername now raise a PasswordListItemRequired error that names -PasswordListItemID and lists the items when a Password List has several items, no item is given and the session cannot prompt, instead of the generic "An unexpected error occurred" error Get-RDMEntryPasswordListItem now writes a password viewed log entry for each item whose password it returns, and asks for the comment and ticket number when the entry requires them, or accepts them through the new -Comment and -TicketID parameters Get-RDMEntryPasswordListItem now writes a warning when the item passwords are returned empty because the user does not have the "copy password" right Improved the performance on a Devolutions Cloud workspace with an application identity by removing unneeded calls to retrieve the current user New-DSVault now accepts -VaultTemplateId to create a vault from a vault template Fixes Fixed Get-DSActivityLog, Get-DSAdministrationLog, Get-DSLoginAttempt, Get-DSPamPasswordRotationLog, Get-DSPasswordsReport, Get-DSVault, Get-DSEntry, Get-DSUser, Get-DSUserGroup, Get-DSDeletedUser, Get-DSDeletedUserGroup and Get-DSPamAccount failing with a JSON error when the session was opened with New-DSSession -UseOAuth or -WindowsAuthentication Fixed Get-DSPamPasswordRotationLog ignoring the -DateFilter, -After and -Before parameters Fixed Get-RDMEntryCredentials wrongly returning certain credential modes as CredentialEntry Fixed Get-RDMEntryOTPKey returning empty when the OTP comes from a credential in another vault Fixed the module giving "Could not obtain data source settings" error when connecting to DVLS with OAuth when no application identity data was provided Get-RDMEntryUsername now logs "Username was read in PowerShell" with the same log type as the RDM desktop client, instead of "Copied username to clipboard"

Published 7 days ago

Create IP-List with PowerShell

Hi Maxime Thank you very much, I was able to implement your template in my script. Best regards, John

Feature Request

Published 7 days ago

Create IP-List with PowerShell

Hi John, Yes, all of these can be set. Here is an example: $name = 'My IP list' $entryFolder = 'Test' # folder where the entry is created $filterFolder = 'Test\Test1' # folder the dynamic list scans $keywordNames = '"Tag with space" SpacelessTag' $entry = New-RDMEntry -Name $name -Type DataEntry -Group $entryFolder $entry.DataEntry.ConnectionTypeInfos = @(@{ DataEntryConnectionType = 'IPList' }) $entry.DataEntry.IPListEntryMode = 'Dynamic' $entry.DataEntry.IPListDynamicSettings = @{ Folder = $filterFolder FilterByFolder = $true Keywords = $keywordNames FilterByKeywords = $true TagOperator = 'Exclude' } Set-RDMEntry -InputObject $entry If you need anything else, let us know. Best regards, Maxime

Feature Request

Published 8 days ago

Create IP-List with PowerShell

Hi Maxime Is there also a way to set the following properties? Name = Variable Typ = Variable Folder = Variable IPListEntryMode = Dynamic Keywords = EXCL_IP_LIST FilterByFolder = True FilterByKeywords = True TagOperator = Exclude Best regards, John

Feature Request

Published 8 days ago

Create IP-List with PowerShell

Hi John, Thank you for raising this. In the module, an IP List isn’t its own entry type. It’s a Data Entry whose subtype is IPList, which is why New-RDMEntry -Type doesn’t offer it. We will add cmdlets to make it easier to create IP List entries and manage their items from PowerShell. Until then, you can create and populate an IP List by setting the entry’s properties directly. To see which fields are relevant for a given entry type, check this page: https://docs.devolutions.net/powershell/remote-desktop-manager-powershell/powershell-scripting/list-of-property-names-for-powershell-script Here is an example that creates an IP List with two items and saves it in the current vault: $entry = New-RDMEntry -Name 'Office network' -Type DataEntry # Make the data entry an IP List $entry.DataEntry.ConnectionTypeInfos = @(@{ DataEntryConnectionType = 'IPList' }) $entry.DataEntry.IPListDisplayMode = 'Simple' # or 'Advanced' # Add the IP items $entry.DataEntry.IPList = @( @{ Name = 'DC01'; Host = 'dc01.contoso.local'; IP = '10.0.0.10'; Description = 'Domain controller' } @{ Name = 'FS01'; Host = 'fs01.contoso.local'; IP = '10.0.0.20'; Description = 'File server' } ) Set-RDMEntry -InputObject $entry Each item may also have IPRange, Subnet, VlanID, Gateway, FirewallZone, DHCPServer, and DHCPRange. To add items to an existing IP List, get the entry, append to the list, and save it: $entry = Get-RDMEntry -Name 'Office network' $entry.DataEntry.IPList += @{ Name = 'PRN01'; Host = 'prn01.contoso.local'; IP = '10.0.0.30' } Set-RDMEntry -InputObject $entry Best regards, Maxime

Feature Request

Published 8 days ago

Create IP-List with PowerShell

Hi there I tried to create the IP-List with PowerShell, but there is no EntryType for "IPList" (I found that information in an exported entry). Please add the ability to add the IP-List with PowerShell. Best regards, John

Feature Request

Christian Robert

Published 20 days ago

How to switch data source to online mode in RDM PowerShell?

Hello Daniel Albrecht , That matches the failure we've investigated and fixed. The fix will be in the next release. Until then, as mentioned, using an application identity should avoid it. Another way to avoid it would be to set that workspace's Authentication browser mode to Embedded, in its Advanced settings. Best regards, Christian

Daniel Albrecht

Published 20 days ago

How to switch data source to online mode in RDM PowerShell?

Hi Christian! The PowerShell module is version 2026.3.2.0. The installed RDM is still on 2026.2, because we use the Extended Maintenance version. Auto-go offline is enabled Embedded browser login is disabled Thank you!

Christian Robert

Published 21 days ago

How to switch data source to online mode in RDM PowerShell?

Hello Daniel Albrecht , We think this might be related to a problem we recently fixed for DVLS logins in PowerShell. If it is, the fix would go out with our next release. But to confirm, can you tell us: The version of the module you're using In your workspace's settings, in the Advanced tab, is "Auto-go offline" checked? Also, what's your authentication browser mode set to? In File > Settings > Advanced > Authentication, is 'Use embedded browser for login' checked? Until the fix ships, if the issue is what we think it is, it should be avoidable by connecting with an application identity, which avoids the normal sign-in flow. (Agreed that we should change the verb for these cmdlets.) Best regards, Christian

Daniel Albrecht

Published 21 days ago

How to switch data source to online mode in RDM PowerShell?

Hi! I'm trying to edit entries using a PowerShell command, but it seems the Devolutions PowerShell module is in Offline mode and changes are not being synced correctly. There's no Windows Hello verification or Entra authentication popup, which RDM UI will usually show. It just loads the data source in offline mode. There's the Cmdlet 'Get-RDMOnline'. Is that meant for switching to Online mode? It doesn't do anything. (Also 'Get' should not be used for Cmdlets that modify a state.) How to I switch to Online mode in RDM using Devolutions PowerShell? PowerShell 7.6.7 C:\Users\da PS7› Get-RDMCurrentDataSource | select ID,Type,IsConnected,IsDefault,IsOffline ID : 3101d1a9-8f87-4d62-85d8-20fa05ac1cad Type : RDMS IsConnected : True IsDefault : True IsOffline : True C:\Users\da PS7› Get-RDMOnline C:\Users\da PS7› Get-RDMCurrentDataSource | select ID,Type,IsConnected,IsDefault,IsOffline ID : 3101d1a9-8f87-4d62-85d8-20fa05ac1cad Type : RDMS IsConnected : True IsDefault : True IsOffline : True Thank you! Cheers, Daniel

Published 24 days ago

Set-RDMCurrentWorkspace: Unexpected exception

Hello Stefan, Thank you for adding the Server logs entry. It shows AccessDeniedException in SecurityController.GetRoles, so this is the issue described in my last reply: Devolutions Server refuses the PowerShell module's request to read the user groups because the account it signs in with does not hold the administrative permission to view user groups. About IsOffline: it can change without offline mode being selected in RDM. The module makes this same request to read the user groups at more than one step while it loads the workspace. When it is refused at an earlier step, the module handles it like a lost connection and can switch the workspace to offline mode in that PowerShell session, either automatically or after a "Go offline" prompt, depending on the workspace settings. When it is refused at a later step, as in your run that failed, the error is shown instead. You do not need to send anything else, including the Devolutions Server update details I asked about. Our developers have prepared a fix, planned for an upcoming Devolutions Server release. As your scripts keep working, there is nothing to change on your side until then. Best regards, Michel

Published 25 days ago

Set-RDMCurrentWorkspace: Unexpected exception

hi Michel, i added the server logs to the previous comment. About the IsOffline, thanks for the pointer, the interesting part is that i never switched to "offline" mode. and RDM, which was open in the background while testing, was also not in offline mode.

Published 25 days ago

Set-RDMCurrentWorkspace: Unexpected exception

Hello Stefan, Thank you for the full error output, and for testing the different ways of starting PowerShell. Your trace shows that the call that fails is the one where the module reads the user groups from Devolutions Server (GetRoles). The trace comes from the module, so it does not show why the request failed on the server, but it matches an issue we already know of: since Devolutions Server 2026.3.4.0, when this request comes from the PowerShell module, the server accepts it only from an account that holds the administrative permission to view user groups, and an account without it gets "Unexpected exception". Our developers are already looking into this issue. The Server logs entry will confirm whether this is what happens on your server, so it is still useful when your administrator is back. If it is this issue, the entry reads AccessDeniedException with SecurityController.GetRoles. If it shows something else, or there is no matching entry, please tell us what you see. It would also help to know whether Devolutions Server was updated shortly before the error started, and from which version. About Import-Module: in your two runs that worked, the output shows IsOffline : True, and in the run that failed, IsOffline : False. When the workspace is offline, the module does not make this call to the server, which matches what you saw. As your scripts keep working, there is nothing to change on your side for now. Best regards, Michel

Published a month ago

Set-RDMCurrentWorkspace: Unexpected exception

Started New PWSH? YES Import-Module Devolution.Powershell? NO Get-RDMCurrentWorkspace: Fails Sometimes it still shows the Details of the workspace and sometimes just the error, not clear whats the deciding factor here. PS C:\Users\a2.simmerstatter>Get-RDMCurrentWorkspace: Unexpected exception ID : 735b67a3-1ac8-4080-8690-eafe6bf1ae96 IsConnected : True IsDefault : True IsOffline : False Name : MACO RepositoryID : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 Type : RDMS Started New PWSH? YES via RDM "Powershell (RDM Cmdlet)" Import-Module Devolution.Powershell? NO Get-RDMCurrentWorkspace: Works PS C:\Users\a2.simmerstatter> Get-RDMCurrentWorkspace ID : 735b67a3-1ac8-4080-8690-eafe6bf1ae96 IsConnected : True IsDefault : True IsOffline : True Name : MACO RepositoryID : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 Type : RDMS Started New PWSH? YES Import-Module Devolution.Powershell? NO but this preloads the Module anyway Get-RDMCurrentWorkspace: Works PS C:\Users\a2.simmerstatter> import-module devolutions.powershell PS C:\Users\a2.simmerstatter> Get-RDMCurrentWorkspace ID : 735b67a3-1ac8-4080-8690-eafe6bf1ae96 IsConnected : True IsDefault : True IsOffline : True Name : MACO RepositoryID : 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 Type : RDMS Looks like it only fails when the Devolutions.Powershell module was not explicitely loaded before the command Here is the full error message from $Error: PS C:\Users\a2.simmerstatter> $Error.exception Status : UnknownError Response : TargetSite : T RunSynchronous[T](System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[T]) Message : Unexpected exception Data : {} InnerException : HelpLink : Source : Devolutions.Server.ApiWrapper HResult : -2146233079 StackTrace : at Devolutions.Server.ApiWrapper.RDMSWebClient.RunSynchronous[T](Task`1 task) at Devolutions.Server.ApiWrapper.RDMSWebClient.GetRoles() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSWebApiClient.<GetRoles>b__308_0() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSWebApiClient.RetryAction[T](ExecuteAct ionDelegate`1 action, String label, Boolean failFastOnBackgroundThread) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSWebApiClient.ExecuteAction[T](ExecuteA ctionDelegate`1 action, ExecuteActionLogMode logMode, Boolean retryAction) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSWebApiClient.ExecuteActionMultipleData [T](ExecuteActionDelegate`1 action) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSWebApiClient.GetRoles() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSSecuritySubDataSource.GetRoles() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.ContextSubDataSource.RoleContext.GetAllRol es(Boolean getAllRoleInformation, Boolean useRecentCache) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.ContextSubDataSource.UserContext.GetCurren tLoggedInUserNotCached(ConnectionEngine engine) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.ContextSubDataSource.UserContext.get_UserE ntity() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.ContextSubDataSource.get_IsUserVaultSupported() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionEngine.FindConnectionEx(Nullable`1 connectionId, String groupMain, Boolean searchOnlyCurrentEngine) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionEngine.FindConnectionEx(String connectionId, Boolean searchOnlyCurrentEngine) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.FavoriteManager.UpdatePayloads(ConnectionEngine engine) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.FavoriteManager.LoadFolders(ConnectionEngine engine) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionManager.LoadConnections(ConnectionEngine& engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionManager.LoadConnections(ConnectionEngine& engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionManager.LoadConnections(BaseConnectionDataSource dataSource, ConnectionEngine& engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionManager.RefreshConnections(ConnectionEngine& engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionManager.RefreshConnections(ConnectionEngine engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.PowerShellConnectionManager.RefreshConnections(Connect ionEngine engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.PowerShellConnectionManager.RefreshConnections(Connect ionEngine engine) at RemoteDesktopManager.PowerShellModule.BaseCommand.RefreshConnectionEngine(ConnectionEngine engine) at RemoteDesktopManager.PowerShellModule.BaseCommand.BeginProcessing() at System.Management.Automation.CommandProcessorBase.DoBegin() PS C:\Users\a2.simmerstatter> $Error.exception.tostring() System.Net.WebException: Unexpected exception at Devolutions.Server.ApiWrapper.RDMSWebClient.RunSynchronous[T](Task`1 task) at Devolutions.Server.ApiWrapper.RDMSWebClient.GetRoles() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSWebApiClient.<GetRoles>b__308_0() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSWebApiClient.RetryAction[T](ExecuteActionDelegate`1 action, String label, Boolean failFastOnBackgroundThread) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSWebApiClient.ExecuteAction[T](ExecuteActionDelegate`1 action, ExecuteActionLogMode logMode, Boolean retryAction) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSWebApiClient.ExecuteActionMultipleData[T](ExecuteActionDelegate`1 action) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSWebApiClient.GetRoles() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.RDMSSecuritySubDataSource.GetRoles() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.ContextSubDataSource.RoleContext.GetAllRoles(Boolean getAllRoleInformation, Boolean useRecentCache) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.ContextSubDataSource.UserContext.GetCurrentLoggedInUserNotCached(ConnectionEngine engine) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.ContextSubDataSource.UserContext.get_UserEntity() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Business.DataSources.ContextSubDataSource.get_IsUserVaultSupported() at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionEngine.FindConnectionEx(Nullable`1 connectionId, String groupMain, Boolean searchOnlyCurrentEngine) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionEngine.FindConnectionEx(String connectionId, Boolean searchOnlyCurrentEngine) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.FavoriteManager.UpdatePayloads(ConnectionEngine engine) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.FavoriteManager.LoadFolders(ConnectionEngine engine) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionManager.LoadConnections(ConnectionEngine& engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionManager.LoadConnections(ConnectionEngine& engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionManager.LoadConnections(BaseConnectionDataSource dataSource, ConnectionEngine& engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionManager.RefreshConnections(ConnectionEngine& engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.ConnectionManager.RefreshConnections(ConnectionEngine engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.PowerShellConnectionManager.RefreshConnections(ConnectionEngine engine, Boolean refreshSubVaults) at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.Managers.PowerShellConnectionManager.RefreshConnections(ConnectionEngine engine) at RemoteDesktopManager.PowerShellModule.BaseCommand.RefreshConnectionEngine(ConnectionEngine engine) at RemoteDesktopManager.PowerShellModule.BaseCommand.BeginProcessing() at System.Management.Automation.CommandProcessorBase.DoBegin() PS C:\Users\a2.simmerstatter> Serverlogs shows this message 4-5 times: AccessDeniedException - Exception of type 'Devolutions.Server.V2.Domain.Exceptions.AccessDeniedException' was thrown.at Devolutions.Server.V2.Application.Common.GuardClause.IGuardExtensions.HasPermission[G](G guard, Func`1 predicate)at Devolutions.Server.Controllers.ControllerGuard.HasAdministrativePermission(AdministrativePermission permission)at Devolutions.Server.Controllers.APIControllers.V2.SecurityController.GetRoles()at lambda_method631(Closure, Object, Object[])at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Infrastructure.ControllerActionInvoker.InvokeActionMethodAsync()at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Infrastructure.ControllerActionInvoker.InvokeNextActionFilterAsync()--- End of stack trace from previous location ---at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Infrastructure.ControllerActionInvoker.Rethrow(ActionExecutedContextSealed context)at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Infrastructure.ControllerActionInvoker.InvokeInnerFilterAsync()--- End of stack trace from previous location ---at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Infrastructure.ResourceInvoker.<InvokeNextExceptionFilterAsync>g__Awaited|26_0(ResourceInvoker invoker, Task lastTask, State next, Scope scope, Object state, Boolean isCompleted)

Published a month ago

Set-RDMCurrentWorkspace: Unexpected exception

Hello Stefan, Thank you for the detailed output, and good to know your scripts still run for now. "Unexpected exception" does not say what went wrong. Devolutions Server sends that text back when a request fails on the server, and the module then shows it; the module also raises it when a server response happens to contain that phrase. Your -Verbose output stops right after "Setting current workspace", the step where the module makes that workspace current and loads its data from the server, so that is where we need to look. Could you send us the following two items, both taken right after you run Set-RDMCurrentWorkspace -ID "<your workspace ID>" -Verbose again: 1. In the Devolutions Server web interface, Reports > Server logs (or ask your Devolutions Server administrator): the error entry logged at that time, as a CSV export or a screenshot showing its full message. 2. In the same PowerShell window, the output of this command, which shows where it failed: $Error[0].Exception.ToString() If there is no matching entry in Server logs, please tell us; that is useful too. Also, did anything change shortly before this started, such as an update of Devolutions Server, RDM or the module, or a change in how this workspace signs in? Best regards, Michel

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