Arguments before command

[phylipp]

Hey,

I want to create a new windows-powershell-based check.

If I create this command in director with a service, the order of the arguments are in the wrong order. The arguments are placed in the front of the powershell command.

Other commands that I created with services and arguments works fine!

I created it similiar to the old one…

Whats the problem, that the command to execute is build in wrong order?

[moreamazingnick]

the position field defines the order. you can also set it to 0

for example:
0 for command
1 for buyedLicenses

also the past tense of buy is bought

[phylipp]

Thanks, that worked!