Rui Lopes

That is normally done by the setup application, while executing as `Administrator`/`SYSTEM`. The setup application should create the directories with the appropriate permissions (e.g. prevent ACL propagation/inheritance from the parent...

What exactly did you try and how it failed? Currently out-of-the-box you cannot modify the service name, as such, you cannot really install several copies of it. You could however,...

This uses TopShelf, as such, you can modify the service name and other settings as described at http://docs.topshelf-project.com/en/latest/overview/commandline.html or by running `PowerShellExporter help`. I've mention this command at https://github.com/rgl/PowerShellExporter/commit/43396c05d56c9d832aff45cf250b0380efb1718c.

Oh that's unfortunate. It seems we need unit tests for this. Do you want to contribute them? :-)

Why restrict the file names at all?

Ditto for Ubuntu. Is there some kind of public place where we can see why those release deployments failed?

Do you guys known how-is/if this is related to https://artifacthub.io/packages/helm/dtrdnk-helm-charts/piraeus?

@mlsmaycon, I've used `netbird_installer_0.23.0_windows_amd64.exe /S` (you can see the full script that installs it at https://github.com/rgl/my-windows-ansible-playbooks/blob/main/roles/netbird/files/install-netbird.ps1).

That's a strange error. It seems the `provision-openssh.ps1` script is not even executed. When the script is executed, and there is an unknown error, it would print a stack trace...

To confirm, if you are running that script from packer, which is using the ssh communicator, that might terminate the ssh session when it uninstalls the built in ssh server,...