The line that I am hoping to utilize to do this is Invoke-WebRequest "$SVN_BASE" -outfile ". mp3 with the exact same name as the file you want to replace. This location stores the notification files used by Slack. Right click on Slack and choose Show Package Contents. # The final step is copying the newly extracted files to the corresponding SCCM directoryĬopy-item ".\*" -Destination $SCCM_PATH -recurse Customize the Slack notification sound on macOS. Remove-item "$SCCM_PATH\setup.exe" -recurse "$($env:userprofile)\Desktop\$PROJECT_FOLDER\$INSTALLER_NAME" Invoke-WebRequest "$LOKI_PATH/$INSTALLER_NAME" -outfile Slack is the home to all of the channels you can connect with friends. Invoke-WebRequest "$SVN_BASE" -outfile ".\" Use text and video chat to communicate with team members, send files and other. # and placing it into our working directory Here, we are downloading the required file Set-location "$($env:userprofile)\Desktop\$PROJECT_FOLDER" # Change the directory to the working directory New-item -path "$($env:userprofile)\Desktop" -name $PROJECT_FOLDER -itemtype # Create the working directory for the application Set-alias 7z "$env:ProgramFiles\7-Zip\7z.exe" # Set an alias for the executable 7zip to be called to extract files $INSTALLER_NAME = "Firefox Setup 58.0.1.exe" My only issue I am encountering is I cannot get invoke webrequest to download multiple files. Please guide as to what I am doing wrong. In an attempt to utilize PowerShell to automate a process of pulling down files, doing something with them, and then copying them to somewhere else, I have most of the process working. But here instead of downloading the file, the whole page code is being downloaded when its a txt file and corrupt file is downloaded when its an image file.
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