Hi,
I tried to install wpkg 1.2.0 on W2k3 Terminal Server but failed with the
error as the attached image.
http://www.nabble.com/file/p16087939/install%2Bwpkg.jpeg
Would any expert help?
Regards and thanks!
Alan
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Hi,
> Wow, impressive feature list. Looks like it could be some kind of replacement
> for the WPKG web GUI.
Well, for me it already is. I've also got a package editor, xml import/export
for packages through the webinterface, some tools automatically download the
installation files from the inte
Hi Jens
Jens Geile wrote:
> 1. I've written my own webinterface which combines Unattended and WPKG and is
> linked to the webinterface for the DHCP configuration.
> 2. My packages.xml, hosts.xml, profiles.xml files are actually stored in the
> PSQL database and WPKG just downloads the .xml files
Tomasz Chmielewski schrieb:
> Kent Tong schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is it possible to install the wpkg client manually (as opposed to running
>> the msi file)?
>> I am asking because trying to install the wpkg client v1.2.0 on our Windows
>> 2003
>> Terminal Server failed with the error "This applicati
Good Evening Everyone,
Has any here ever used WPKG with Powershell. To be more clear, has
anyone ever used WPKG to execute a powershell script which is located on a
share.
Thanks
Steve Handy
LAN and System Administrator
Globalcom Inc.
200 E. Randolph - 23rd Floor
Chicago, Illinois 60617
1-
Tomasz Chmielewski schrieb:
> Pierre Rivard schrieb:
(...)
>> installer, but I cant find any documentation on how to use it from the
>> command line... Anyone made an instant installer for their machines?
>
> It's a MSI file, so it will install from the command line without problems.
>
> Some
Hi Jens
Jens Geile wrote:
>> but hey, I think I see the problem. Firefox recently changed the silent
>> flags from "-ms" to "/S". At least I am using the /S flag within my
>> unattended.cmd.
> I've been using "-ms -ira" as install parameter for firefox.exe for quite
> some time now. Today I upd
Hello Jens, how are you? The same too Jens. -ms works for me.
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From: Jens Geile [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2008 4:31 PM
To: Steve Handy; wpkg-users@lists.wpkg.org; 'Leon Hedding (ICT)'; Rainer Meier;
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Subject: Re: [wpkg-users] Th
Hi,
> but hey, I think I see the problem. Firefox recently changed the silent flags
> from "-ms" to "/S". At least I am using the /S flag within my unattended.cmd.
I've been using "-ms -ira" as install parameter for firefox.exe for quite some
time now. Today I updated to 2.0.0.13 and the switche
Adam I meant not Andrew
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Handy
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2008 3:10 PM
To: 'Adam Williams'
Cc: 'wpkg-users@lists.wpkg.org'
Subject: Re: [wpkg-users] Can WPKG install packages while user is at desktop -
Lets move on the 2nd problem
Sorry Andrew for the late response. I used the /force flag in conjunction with
the /synchronize /quiet command-flag and it WORKED Leon helped me
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Adam Williams
Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2008 7:15 PM
Cc: 'wpkg-users@lists.wpkg.org'
I doubt I am angering people. If that's the case I would not be receiving help
from the kind hearted people whom assisted me. If I offended anyone here by the
way I posted my comments then I do apologize. This is really the first time I
have used something of this nature.
Rainer: I can tell by
Dear Steve,
Steve Handy wrote:
> You know Rainer this conversation between you and I is starting to get a
> little out of hand and scope if you want to be honest. I came to you for help
> and yet I am getting reprimands and a lot offensive comments. If you are not
> going to communicate in a pr
You know Rainer this conversation between you and I is starting to get a little
out of hand and scope if you want to be honest. I came to you for help and yet
I am getting reprimands and a lot offensive comments. If you are not going to
communicate in a professional manner, then please don't com
Hi Chris,
Chris Crow wrote:
> I was going to wait, and clean up this script, but I don't think I will
> ever come back to it.
There is always too less time - or too many ideas...
> This script needs to be copied to the root of the wpkg share, and it
> evaluates the following locations:
>
> h
Hi,
Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
> It's a MSI file, so it will install from the command line without problems.
Just for the archives. MSI files always come with a silent installation
(if the one who created the package did not hard-code any dialog boxes).
All MSI packages are installed using 'msie
Hi Steve,
Steve Handy wrote:
Here is the log file you requested. By the way, the documentation on the flags
DOES NOT specify that /synchronize is a command. Only a flag. This explains the
mistake I made earlier when you specified that I wasn't following the
documentation closely in your earli
I was going to wait, and clean up this script, but I don't think I will
ever come back to it.
This script needs to be copied to the root of the wpkg share, and it
evaluates the following locations:
hosts/*.xml
packages/*.xml
profiles/*.xml
status/*.xml (status is the directory where I copy th
Pierre Rivard schrieb:
> I'm a new user of wpkg, just trying to figure it out at the moment,
> basically just evaluating it right now. So far it looks like it will do
> what I need, and that it will be great once I get the profiles and
> packages set up. I was wondering if there was a way to ins
Steve Handy schrieb:
> Here is the log file you requested. By the way, the documentation on the
> flags DOES NOT specify that /synchronize is a command. Only a flag. This
> explains the mistake I made earlier when you specified that I wasn't
> following the documentation closely in your earlier
I'm a new user of wpkg, just trying to figure it out at the moment,
basically just evaluating it right now. So far it looks like it will do
what I need, and that it will be great once I get the profiles and
packages set up. I was wondering if there was a way to install the
client from the comma
Here is the log file you requested. By the way, the documentation on the flags
DOES NOT specify that /synchronize is a command. Only a flag. This explains the
mistake I made earlier when you specified that I wasn't following the
documentation closely in your earlier email.
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Rainer Meier schrieb:
(...)
>> I use one simple trick for some "ugly" software where versions etc.
>> are unpredictable:
>>
>> set %UGLYSOFT%=10.2
>>
>> install_this
>> install_that
>>
>> echo %date% %time% > C:\uglysoft\INSTALLED_%UGLYSOFT%.TXT
>
> Wow, very "ugly" - but might work. WPKG can n
Hi Tomasz,
> Filemon and Regmon are your friends, then.
> Check where the program wants to write files/registry, and make those
> writeable by all. Involves 5-30 minutes of work, works for 99% of
> admin-only software, and is far better than granting admin rights to all
> users.
Full ACK. I fo
Rainer Meier schrieb:
(...)
>> If I move the .9.10 version of wpkg back into place and reboot, the
>> skipped installations continue. I am going to troubleshoot this issue some
>> more.
>
> Could you post an export of the WPKG-client settings (XML export)?
And probably, use verbose logging
Hi Falko,
Falko Trojahn wrote:
> Yes, but sometimes we have applications, you know, only working with
> administrator rights ...
I know - these are the ones to be replaced by a properly programmed
solution ;-)
> Instead FF does the update without prior notification now ... and only
> asks if y
Falko Trojahn schrieb:
> Hallo Rainer,
>
> thanx for your quick and detailed answer.
>
>> Falko Trojahn wrote:
>>> Firefox updated itself, e.g. to Revision 2.0.0.13. Next time Wpkg
>>> starts,
>>> the uninstall check looks for 2.0.0.12 (which of course is missing then)
>>> and
>>> reinstalls the
Kent Tong schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to install the wpkg client manually (as opposed to running
> the msi file)?
> I am asking because trying to install the wpkg client v1.2.0 on our Windows
> 2003
> Terminal Server failed with the error "This application has requested the
> Runtime to
>
Hallo Rainer,
thanx for your quick and detailed answer.
> Falko Trojahn wrote:
>> Firefox updated itself, e.g. to Revision 2.0.0.13. Next time Wpkg
>> starts,
>> the uninstall check looks for 2.0.0.12 (which of course is missing then)
>> and
>> reinstalls the old version, until the xml on the ser
Steve Handy schrieb:
> Can anyone explain to me how WPKG can install software over a VPN when a
> user
>
> is outside of their respective domain. If the WPKG share is on a private
> network such as 172.16.0.etc, then how is the users computer going to
> install software from that share.
Make s
Hi Falko
Falko Trojahn wrote:
> Firefox updated itself, e.g. to Revision 2.0.0.13. Next time Wpkg starts,
> the uninstall check looks for 2.0.0.12 (which of course is missing then)
> and
> reinstalls the old version, until the xml on the server is updated, too.
This is true - but non-admin users
Hi,
> > You wrote that after removing Firefox, rebooting and then manually
> > executing WPKG it did not re-install it. This is exactly the situation I
> > testet many many times and it works perfectly.
> I've noticed WPKG not installing the application again after it has been
> uninstalled by
Hi Rainer,
>
> However I just did exactly this 10 minutes ago. Removed OpenOffice,
> FireFox and some other programs manually via the control panel. Then
> invoked WPKG service again and all the programs got re-installed.
I followed this discussion carefully and it remembered me of a problem
whic
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