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Patch for more loglevels
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Jens, WPKG Client throws this error (Zugriff verweigert, or Access denied) if
it has access denied to some network share (i.e., in Samba, one can easily
reproduce i
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Is it always reproducible? Fails twice after installation, but then works fine?
Could it be it was some network-related problem?
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More loglevels is a good idea, and appending the logfile, too. But I remember
there has been lot of discussion about this with Rainer on the mailinglist,
and he has no tim
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What i actually want is loglevel=27 without lines like this:
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packages.
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here's the eventlog
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Just came back only to find my Win2k test machine running with wpkg
successfully executed and all packages installed.
Read: It seems to work now. At least on my test machin
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>Test gives:
>
>Testing complete
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>4 - OK
>0 - failed
>4 - not tested
>(why's that last line?)
If you didn't fill some values (like -post
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Test gives:
Testing complete
4 - OK
0 - failed
4 - not tested
(why's that last line?)
When rebooting, I get:
Service is starting with "
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rc6 seems to be good ! I completly reinstalled it and it works: all actions are
launched and the event log is correctly filled...
I'll do another test with
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#14: Thanx for your information about BITS.
You are right with "why make the requirement that a webserver and space be set
up ...". But I'd like to have the possibility t
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Should be working now with -rc6 on all these "broken" machines.
At least it did work on a machine Jens gave me access to, and on one Windows
2000 machine here.
An
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Hi Thomas,
Thanks for your comment: I will re-consider it when I have some time left.
Currently I am quite busy with other tasks. Probably I will have some time
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To compare to SMS, the install packages (usually a binary rollup of all
installer files and scripts) are downloaded onto the workstation only for as
long as it takes to instal
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#9 Yes, that's why I proposed to use DHCP options (I use that for location of
unattended install server when booting from network and starting system
install,
see http://
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Laptops with VPN client apps are not connected at boot time, so download always
fails before th
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Pff, that "broken" machine is a clean and fresh unattended install. Your
software is broken. :p
And previous versions of WPKG did work properly. ;)
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The software is 100% error-free, you have broken computers, guys ;)
OK, I have remote access to a "broken" machine thanks to Jens Geile, will test
it there - hopef
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> I personally would tend to lean towards downloading the package locally first,
> then running it. That is something WPKG doesn't do right now, but would
> improv
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> I think there could be an easier solution. In wpkg there is a possibility for
> IP based host matching. So Wpkg client, too, could check if the noteb
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Strange thing here on W2K SP4 under VMWare. When updating to wpkg client 1.2
rc5 I got a DrWatson before the event log message "WPKG -- Installation
completed successfull
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Could you try:
http://wpkg.org/files/client/WPKGSetup-debug.msi
And send Event Log contents after you try to start the service (net start
wpkgservice")?
It shoul
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> Can you try this one?
>
> It's a debug mode (well, it's not really "debug").
>
> cd %PROGRAMFILES%\wpkg\
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Running WPKGsrv.exe
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tab order is another thing which could be improved. Or just implement some
usual access keys like Alt+S for saving ...
For the "service restart on remote station" thing I
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I know that such a ping-based link-speed detectioncan be quite "fuzzy". However
it would be enough to distinguish between a slow modem-based connection and a
LAN connection
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> Can you try this one?
>
> It's a debug mode (well, it's not really "debug").
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> cd %PROGRAMFILES%\wpkg\
> WPKGsrv.exe /debug
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Tomasz it will be a
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Ben, do you happen to have a dual core machine which has these problems?
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Ok, I just tried installing WPKG Client 1.2-rc5 on a freshly installed Windows
2000 SP4 machine and .. it doesnt work. With the same settings it works just
fine on Windows X
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And put something like:
cmd /C echo %time%
as a -pre command before starting WPKGsrv.exe /debug.
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Can you try this one?
It's a debug mode (well, it's not really "debug").
cd %PROGRAMFILES%\wpkg\
WPKGsrv.exe /debug
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The article on Blogspot uses ICMP ping to detect those values.
I think it is blocked in the default Windows 2003 installation? Of course, most
setups will not block
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Use the tab, Luke ;)
Seriously, the interface would have to change to fit on 640x480 screen then.
Any ideas?
Anyway, something for > 1.2.
Stopping/starting might
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> Did you have pre-1.0 installed there (known as WPKG Installer then)?
>
1.0rc2 is the earliest version I have used.
re #21
Unfortunately there are s
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Ben - with your latest tests, when you do "net start...", and it fails - you
have absolutely no new entries in the Event Log?
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Yes, it is frustrating.
I need to reproduce it to be able to fix it.
Did you have pre-1.0 installed there (known as WPKG Installer then)?
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Here I do not fully agree. Selecting the network is definitely a task within
the responsibility of the user and/or operating system, not the one of any WPKG
component.
I j
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> There is a service entry in the registry, but if I try to view with
> compmgmt.msc or remove it with instsrvw, it isn't listed.
>
> Here is the registr
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I suppose changing the service name with each release would not be a viable
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re #8
cd %PROGRAMFILES%\wpkg\
WPKGsrv.exe /install
Reports success.
net start still fails.
Re SYSTEM user vs Administrator.
wpkg client (1.0rc2) was originally installed using
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At the moment I have no machine to test it further. As mentioned above,
installing wpkg client 1.0 rc2 as administrator did the trick. Thanx for your
comments. I'll try o
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Of course it would be neat.
It would be also neat if it could detect two among three available wireless
networks, and choosing the one with the strongest signal as
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Marco:
> This is a known problem in all previous version of WPKG, as i've reported (i
> think in list, not in BTS) before.
It was a different problem back then.
T
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I am going to close this report since the functionality seems to be available
already.
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I suspect something screws when WPKG Client was once installed as SYSTEM, and
you want to install a newer version as Administrator (or vice versa).
Do you still ha
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Where was a wpkg installation with srvany.exe, by which (via wpkginst.xml
package) the wpkg client should have been installed automatically as system
user. As this didn't
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Falko: is it the first installation on this machine? See #7?
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There is a service entry in the registry, but if I try to view with
compmgmt.msc or remove it with instsrvw, it isn't listed.
Here is the registry export from this:
Win
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It sends a TCP packet to port 139, and expects a returning SYN packet
(~connection establis
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This is what "Offline mode" should do - it has two modes of operation.
You can place there your own script/program that does magic (like: measure
outside temperatur
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Summary: Do not execute wpkg.js on a slow network connection
Product: WPKG Client
Version: unspecified
Platform: PC
OS/Version: All
Status: NEW
Severity: enhancement
Prior
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Tomasz,
re #7
1.0 was previously installed, using exactly the same settings (minus new
options in 1.2 of course).
re #8
I don't have any working installations of 1.2, only the non
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Summary: Advanced settings and screen resolution
Product: WPKG Client
Version: unspecified
Platform: PC
OS/Version: All
Status: NEW
Severity: enhancement
Priority: P2
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Oh, one more test - do you guys have %PROGRAMFILES%\wpkg\WPKGsrv.exe? On that
problematic machines, or on some other machine where it works fine; generally,
the whol
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--- Comment #7 from Tomasz Chmielewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2007-12-06 09:39:49
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Hmm.
Falkos, Ben - was WPKG Client installed on that machine before (i.e., 1.0)?
Probably, installed as another user (SYSTEM), and now, as Administrator?
Or is it
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--- Comment #5 from Ben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2007-12-06 01:02:39 ---
I uninstalled the previous version, cleared the log, installed the 1.2RC5, then
did a "net start".
The "Product: WPKG -- Installation completed successfully." is a result of
insta
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--- Comment #4 from Tomasz Chmielewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2007-12-06 00:00:46
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Just a guess, as you didn't follow my advice in #1:
1. Did you use the "Test settings..." button at all?
2. administrator is most likely invalid. If it's a
domain u
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--- Comment #3 from Tomasz Chmielewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2007-12-05 23:33:09
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So, after installation, after you clear the Event Log, and do:
net start "WPKG Service"
This appears in Event Log:
Product: WPKG -- Installation completed succes
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--- Comment #2 from Ben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2007-12-05 23:26:20 ---
I did as follows:
Clear event log.
Disable virus scanner, just in case
Uninstall 1.0rc client.
Install 1.2rc5 with the following command line:
msiexec /qn /i [path to msi file] SE
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--- Comment #1 from Tomasz Chmielewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2007-12-05 09:03:10
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Works fine on Windows 2000 SP4 here.
Can you do the following:
1. Start Event Log viewer; clear all log entries
2. start cmd.exe
3. net start "WPKG service"
And c
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Summary: WPKG Client service fails to start
Product: WPKG Client
Version: 1.2-rc1
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Windows 2000
Status: NEW
Severity: major
Priority: P2
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