If you don't specify DataDir in the xml this function errors as it tries to remove the trailing '\' from a string that is null.
The line:
$dataDir = $dataDir.TrimEnd("\")
needs to be moved from before the line:
if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($dataDir)) {$dataDir = "%PROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft Office Servers\$env:spVer.0\Data"}
to after it.
Comments: Associated with changeset 114878: Changes in this release:
- Various updates to code and comments to provide support for SharePoint 2016 IT Preview
- Updated version to 3.99.5
- Updated function Run-PSConfig based on recent clarification by Stefan Gossner (http://blogs.technet.com/b/stefan_gossner/archive/2015/08/20/why-i-prefer-psconfigui-exe-over-psconfig-exe.aspx)
- Script will now attempt to use pure PowerShell instead of makecert.exe to provision SSL certificates
- Project Server service app is now included with SharePoint 2016; made some basic modifications to accomodate this
- Updated & more reliable way of checking if SharePoint is already installed
The line:
$dataDir = $dataDir.TrimEnd("\")
needs to be moved from before the line:
if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($dataDir)) {$dataDir = "%PROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft Office Servers\$env:spVer.0\Data"}
to after it.
Comments: Associated with changeset 114878: Changes in this release:
- Various updates to code and comments to provide support for SharePoint 2016 IT Preview
- Updated version to 3.99.5
- Updated function Run-PSConfig based on recent clarification by Stefan Gossner (http://blogs.technet.com/b/stefan_gossner/archive/2015/08/20/why-i-prefer-psconfigui-exe-over-psconfig-exe.aspx)
- Script will now attempt to use pure PowerShell instead of makecert.exe to provision SSL certificates
- Project Server service app is now included with SharePoint 2016; made some basic modifications to accomodate this
- Updated & more reliable way of checking if SharePoint is already installed