It’ll probably only work as local system if the network share is a null-session share.
Otherwise, if you use RunAsCurrentUser, make sure that user has modify permission to the target folder. If the user doesn’t, then use RunAsCurrentUser to just copy the file from the network share to the user’s temp folder. Then (as local system) locate the user’s temp folder and copy it into place. However, if no-one is logged onto the PC, then this won’t work either - so only deploy it if someone is logged on.
Btw, if you look at the end of this, I show how I determine where the user’s temp folder is:
Unsure about this prefetch. Read some stuff about high cpu and such. I would like to copy the directory that contains the ietab2 contents from a share point to the extensions dir. {{ did not work. I can copy a single file.
Did not work but thanks. Here is what I did to get this to work. Created a before and after snapshot executable using (old school) SMS Installer of the copy job. Created a fixlet called IETab2 using the distribution wizard. Copied that code to the tail end of my Firefox fixlet.
Bigfix can’t perform a simple task like this. It takes a lot more time than a sneakernet. Pay more money on the license fees and spend more time on the simple task. Sounds not right. I have the same issues.
Could just zip the directory, which will have better performance anyway… though still worse performance and security than using BigFix as it’s intended. Using null session shares means no bandwidth control. The software distribution wizard is a pretty effective way to build a Fixlet that will get software to a machine and execute it.
Can you please expand your answer and provide more context? Example command line usage? The Publisher? Links to webpages about the tool and why it is useful?
This seems off topic and like spam because it is such a short answer to a very old post, which is why I flagged it as spam previously.