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Refactor winrm communicator to use latest winrm gems and v2 api #8102

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@mwrock mwrock commented Dec 9, 2016

This updates the winrm dependencies to the latest versions. The latest versions address several bugs and introduce some enhancements. Here are the highlights

  • Powershell commands use the PSRP protocol which lifts the 8k command line limitation and adds compatibility with Windows Nano server.
  • Due to the above, winrm-fs is orders of magnitude faster and more reliable
  • The elevated shell via scheduled task logic now lives in winrm-elevated which is also used by other projects
  • Updated winrm configuration documentation.

cc @sneal

Signed-off-by: Matt Wrock matt@mattwrock.com

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mwrock commented Dec 11, 2016

Fixes #7626, #7717, #7526, #8050, #7476, #7953

@mwrock mwrock changed the title WIP: refactor winrm communicator to use latest winrm gems and v2 api Refactor winrm communicator to use latest winrm gems and v2 api Dec 11, 2016
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@mwrock This is amazing! 👍

@chrisroberts chrisroberts merged commit c11534e into hashicorp:master Jan 5, 2017
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