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Creating a Shell over the REST API creates the shell successfully. However after a server restart the shell is no longer existing. I believe this was not the case in the v2023-09-13A release. Using DB instead doesn't help, it doesn't get saved.
To reproduce
Create a Shell using a POST request and restart the server. The shell will no longer be displayed or available via rest requests.
Screenshots
![DESCRIPTION](LINK.png)
Expected Behaviour
The Shell should be saved on file system in the data-path specified folder or in the database, so it is available after restarting the server.
Version
2023-11-17A
Operating System
Windows
Relevant log output
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There is a workaround for this. If you download the package one time it get's created locally. However if things get manipulated via the rest api the changes are then not written to the harddrive, even if you apply the same trick again
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Describe the bug
Creating a Shell over the REST API creates the shell successfully. However after a server restart the shell is no longer existing. I believe this was not the case in the v2023-09-13A release. Using DB instead doesn't help, it doesn't get saved.
To reproduce
Create a Shell using a POST request and restart the server. The shell will no longer be displayed or available via rest requests.
Screenshots
![DESCRIPTION](LINK.png)
Expected Behaviour
The Shell should be saved on file system in the data-path specified folder or in the database, so it is available after restarting the server.
Version
2023-11-17A
Operating System
Windows
Relevant log output
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: