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Build is running as a Remote Agent (Windows Server 2012) and the Remote Agent is running as a service and configured with correct Log on Account. The EXE 'streams.exe' is placed inside the path "C:\Windows\System32" and this path is mentioned under the system variable.
Just to cross verify, in the bamboo plan, I have executed the command "echo %PATH%" and I can confirm the path "C:\Windows\System32" is present. But when I call the command streams.exe in my bamboo plan it gives the below error message.
streams.exe is not recognized as an internal or external command
I have verified many times that the file is present inside the path "C:\Windows\System32" on the Remote Agent. To further troubleshoot the issue, in the Bamboo Plan, I have given the below commands.
cd C:\Windows\System32
dir /s /b streams.exe
But it gives "File Not Found".
When the file is present in the machine why Bamboo cannot list it?
@karthickmurugadhas Can you try to move streams.exe to another folder under a user folder and add that folder to PATH variable to see if that works for you?
Yes this works. Any more details of this behavior? I mean why Bamboo cannot pick/find files under C:\Windows\System32 when it is configured in PATH ?
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I thought, it probably limits to access to system folder in order to protect agents
Normal practice, we should leave our custom executable in our custom folders instead of leaving there
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@karthickmurugadhas Can you accept the answer if that works for you? So other people having the same problem will benefit from it
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