The problem is that step starts in the "ManagedFiles" directory on the KServer, but UserProfiles (where documents live) is two levels up.

..\..\UserProfiles\#vMachine.agentGuid#\Docs\myfile.txt

That was fun to figure out, by the way. So thanks for that. :P

Thank you very much.

Before to copy this file I check if it exists.  If I use the following path in the "Test File" command the check fails :

..\..\UserProfiles\#vMachine.agentGuid#\Docs\myfile.txt

Should I use a different system to check for it?

Thank you again !

I just tried with  :

..\UserProfiles\#vMachine.agentGuid#\Docs\myfile.txt

But with no luck. Where can I find documentation about this ?

Another big thank you !

You can't do a "test file" check on file on the kserver (..\..\UserProfiles\#vMachine.agentGuid#\Docs\myfile.txt) via another machine, if you do that it will try and locate the file on the machine that you running the check from.

You can however do a check after you have written the file to the machine.

So,

to copy a file from the Agent documents (previously uploaded to the kaseya server) to the kaseya agent working directory of a target machine it's possible to do a "Write file"

from  ..\..\UserProfiles\#vMachine.agentGuid#\Docs\myfile.txt  

to  #vAgentConfiguration.agentTempDir#\myfile.txt 

Is it correct ?

Thank you very much again !   I tried to find documentation about this kind of operations but with no luck

Hi,

the command you suggested works like a charm but... where can I find more detailed documentation ?  Does it exist ?

Thank you !

Negative. You won't find documentation for stuff like this. These techniques are pretty much hacks. This won't be the last time you will have to innovate something on your own either.