UiPathを バージョン: Community Edirion 25.0.166.0アップデートして以来、Unattended(無人)実行時に不具合が発生しております。具体的には、アセットの取得や別フォルダのプロセス呼び出しが実行できず、Orchestrator側のアクセス権限に起因するエラーのように見受けられます。
Since updating UiPath, we have been experiencing issues during Unattended (headless) execution. Specifically, the robot is unable to retrieve assets or invoke processes located in different folders, and it appears to be caused by access permission errors on the Orchestrator side.
However, we have not made any changes to the Unattended robot’s permission settings in Orchestrator, nor have we identified any new settings that need to be configured as a result of this update.
Please note that in Attended (interactive) mode, asset retrieval and process execution work without any issues. As of now, the problem occurs only in Unattended execution.
We apologize for the inconvenience, but we would greatly appreciate your guidance on how to resolve this issue.
Thank you very much in advance.
Hey @takehiro.ichikura San i think it because in the latest update patch have some bugs which cause this error to run process from unattended mode. since we see many topics related to this concern. the crack we found that you have to simple add that same machine again and then pass the client ID and client Secret in the Assistant. and i think the UiPath team already start to fix this error .
We’re currently in the middle of a string of national holidays here in Japan, so I can’t go into the office to access the machine. My boss is away, and without them, I don’t have access.
Attended runs are working fine, and even Unattended runs can be triggered from Orchestrator. But when I try to download tenant info directly from the robot machine, I get a permission-related error.
I found that using a connection with a Client ID works, so it seems like the issue might be with the sign-in based authentication method.
After reviewing the documentation regarding the connection method for Unattended robots, I found no mention of the sign-in connection method,
and only the client ID-based connection approach was described.
Based on this, I understand that connection methods other than the client ID method (such as sign-in or machine key) are likely no longer recommended or supported for Unattended robot connections.
Therefore, I plan to reconfigure the Assistant connection settings using the client ID method accordingly.