Windows Server (PowerShell)

5min

Online Update
Open PowerShell as "Administrator":
Right-click on the Start icon in the lower left corner of the screen.
Select "Windows PowerShell (Administrator)" from the context menu.
Left-click on the Start icon in the lower left corner of the screen.
Write powershell
Open PowerShell as "Administrator" with the combination — Ctrl + Shift + Enter
And start an online update of Passwork:
PowerShell
Update-Passwork -Method online
Update-Passwork -Method online
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Checking if the .passwork_component file exists
Using .passwork_component to get the current Passwork version
Checking if the Internet is available by querying the client portal
Querying the client portal to get the available version
Checking if an update is needed
Preparing and downloading the new version
Processing and copying files to the new version
Archiving and cleaning the old version
Installing the new version
Offline update
Go to the Passwork customer portal and copy the API key to get the current version:
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Get version 7 of Passwork through the address bar of your web browser using:
shell
https://portal.passwork.pro/api/download?rc=yes&apikey=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX
https://portal.passwork.pro/api/download?rc=yes&apikey=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX
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Move the archive to the directory of the offline update startup on the Passwork server:
PowerShell
Update-Passwork -Method offline
Update-Passwork -Method offline
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Checking for the presence of the .passwork_component file
Finding and moving the Passwork archive
Using .passwork_component to get the current version of Passwork
Checking if an update is needed
Processing and copying files to the new version
Archiving and cleaning up the old version
Installing the new version
The script will search for an archive with a name in Passwork-* format. If the archive name is different, Passwork update will fail.
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Updated 09 Mar 2025

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