I am trying to get bigfix to show status of a running application if it exist or not however it does not show result for this running process since it is running in the background. Testing this is Fixlet Debugger.
selects "executablepath from Win32_Process" of wmi (This works will get all running paths of all exe programs)
(pathname of it, sha1 of it) of running applications (This also work to show the running application.)
number of running applications whose (name of it starts with "DgWip") ( This shows 0, but i know its is running)
Q: exists running application "DgWip.exe" (shows nothing, but i know it is running)
A: Nothing shows
An additional clarification from one of your points above:
Are you saying this relevance statement shows the desired running application (DgWip.exe)? Can you show us a sample output showing the line/answer in question?
And I think you run Task Manager as Administrator and showing info for all users.
did you try Aramâs suggestion to run the fixlet debugger with higher privileges or to Evaluate using Local Client ?
i am running fixlet debugger with admin rights and task manager as standard user. It show the running application but will not display with these command.
Have you tried with Local Client Evaluator or via SYSTEM as suggested above?
Additionally, screenshots would be helpful here if you donât mind as the situation is not yet clear to me given some of the statements/answers above.
For instance, can we get a screenshot of the output of (name of it, pathname of it, sha1 of it) of running applications that shows the desired applicationâs details?
NVM false alarm. Does not work in fixlet debugger but when running in bigfix it actually gives a result. I am unable to run as a system as I do not have that access.
For future reference, in such cases, you can in fact continue to test/develop such content in Fixlet Debugger using the âLocal Client Evaluatorâ option (it essentially asks the question via the BigFix Client and its context rather than the Fixlet Debuggerâs context):
And as you can see, with newer versions (9.5.13+), you can even test these using BigFix Query.