I've built an Utility in VIsua Studio that leverages the example powershell script and provides a GUI for the user to select the .csv file and the directory they want the .rts file in. The program works quite well, it imports a 4 column .csv taking in the Hostname, username,password,Domain and creates the .rts file
however when I open the .rts file in Royal TS, the property Password has "Yes" so it recognizes that a password is stored, however in the Royal TS GUI their isn't any characters saved in the password field.
When I use my tool I use the simplyEncrypt funtion to take the plain text password and store it in the .RTS file. I know it's working okay because if I build a msgBox to output the value and then pass that value through to the SimplyDecrypt function I get back the same plain text value.
There is something wrong with the way Royal TS is reading the .rts file and not 'importing' the saved encrypted password.
Is there a better method than simplyEncrypt, or is there something different I should be doing?
I would really like this to work because I have 192 machines with unique usernames and passwords.
I don't need folder level credentials and I don't need the file to be pw protected. Just the connection passwords.
Any Help?