Can someone help me?
I get this error in powershell \ successrate.ps1: The term ‘. \ successrate.ps1’ is not recognized as a cmdlet name, function, script file or
operable program.
You should run it from the folder, where you download it.
For example, if it was a Downloads, then you should open a PowerShell, then navigate to the Downloads folder, i.e.
cd ~\Downloads
.\successrate.ps1
If you use a Windows GUI, then you also need to specify a path to the log file, i.e.
cd ~\Downloads
.\successrate.ps1 -Path "$env:ProgramFiles\Storj\Storage Node\storagenode.log"
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how to use the script on another node on the same computer? the folder name of the new node is storj1
I m tested with \Storj1\ but it doesn’t work
cd ~\Downloads
.\successrate.ps1 -Path “$env:ProgramFiles\Storj1\Storage Node\storagenode.log”
Program Files have space between words
did not work…
Not in this notation. This is the same as %ProgramFiles% in the cmd.exe or explorer.
Could you elaborate? What is the error?
using= cd ~\Downloads .\successrate.ps1 -Path “$env:ProgramFiles\Storj1\Storage Node\storagenode.log”
error
Without line: 1 character: 41
- cd ~ \ Downloads. \ successrate.ps1 -Path “$ env: Program files \ Storj1 \ St …
-
Invalid variable reference. ‘:’ was not followed by a valid variable name character. Consider using $ {}
to delimit the name.
+ CategoryInfo: ParserError: (
, ParentContainsErrorRecordException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId: InvalidVariableReferenceWithDrive
Why there are spaces?
It should be literally
cd ~\Downloads;
.\successrate.ps1 -Path "$env:ProgramFiles\Storj1\Storage Node\storagenode.log";
Please, click the Copy button here ^^^ and paste the command to the PowerShell window.
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