Adam Williams wrote:
> yes i'm using the srvany, instsrv, install-service.js scripts. my
> wpkg-installer.bat is:
>
> copy \\roark\wpkg\files\srvany.exe %SystemRoot%\System32
> copy \\roark\wpkg\files\instsrv.exe %SystemRoot%\System32
> instsrv "Windows Packager" "%SystemRoot%\System32\srvany.ex
yes i'm using the srvany, instsrv, install-service.js scripts. my
wpkg-installer.bat is:
copy \\roark\wpkg\files\srvany.exe %SystemRoot%\System32
copy \\roark\wpkg\files\instsrv.exe %SystemRoot%\System32
instsrv "Windows Packager" "%SystemRoot%\System32\srvany.exe"
\\roark\wpkg\files\scripten.ex
Adam Williams wrote:
> Doesn't wpkg-install.bat just install the Windows Packager system
> service? So I need a way to delay the start of the Windows Packager
> system service. What scripts does that run besides wpkg.js?
All right, it wasn't clear for me what script it was.
You mean using srv
Adam Williams wrote:
> I'm wondering how well does wpkg work with wireless networking
> configurations. I have a group of users in a samba domain but they are
> connected wireless to the server through wlinksys PIC wireless cards and
> a WAP54G access point. When the computers boot up and come
I'm wondering how well does wpkg work with wireless networking
configurations. I have a group of users in a samba domain but they are
connected wireless to the server through wlinksys PIC wireless cards and
a WAP54G access point. When the computers boot up and come to the
windows login screen
Josh Kelley wrote:
> On 11/24/06, Marco Gaiarin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Implementing thunderbird installation with setting it default mail and
>> news client i've got some trouble.
>>
>> Registry exerpt have some sort of 'variables', like @ShortProgFiles,
>> but seems they does not work, and
On 11/24/06, Marco Gaiarin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Implementing thunderbird installation with setting it default mail and
> news client i've got some trouble.
>
> Registry exerpt have some sort of 'variables', like @ShortProgFiles,
> but seems they does not work, and seems that there's no me
