Rainer Meier wrote:
>
> So I suggest making it available and add a README.txt to the package where
> you
> put all your warnings and concerns. Some instructions might be helpful
> too.
>
Instructions will come at much later date - I'm an old style programmer - I
don't do documentation :)
I've
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Hi Simon,
simplesi wrote:
> mangoo wrote:
>> Any URL to actually download it?
>>
>
> I'll email the download link to anyone who asks for it as I wouldn't want
> people to use it and wipe their main wpkg installation with it before I've
> found any bugs!
>
> I've never published a VB project sinc
mangoo wrote:
>
> Any URL to actually download it?
>
I'll email the download link to anyone who asks for it as I wouldn't want
people to use it and wipe their main wpkg installation with it before I've
found any bugs!
I've never published a VB project since VB3 days so beware!
regards
Simon
simplesi schrieb:
I've written a simple tool (in VB 2008) to edit package priorities.
I'm looking for some alpha testers who know NOT to use it on a live system.
It can easily be tested on a copy of a typical packages folder.
Any URL to actually download it?
--
Tomasz Chmielewski
http://wpk
I've written a simple tool (in VB 2008) to edit package priorities.
I'm looking for some alpha testers who know NOT to use it on a live system.
It can easily be tested on a copy of a typical packages folder.
regards
Simon
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mscdex wrote:
>>
If you're not afraid of the command line, you can always use xmllint for
windows (or linux). It's pretty simple to use, just specify the xml filename
and xsd filename and it'll display any errors/warnings. xmllint for windows can
be found here: http://www.zlatkovic.com/libxml.en
If you're not afraid of the command line, you can always use xmllint for
windows (or linux). It's pretty simple to use, just specify the xml filename
and xsd filename and it'll display any errors/warnings. xmllint for windows
can be found here: http://www.zlatkovic.com/libxml.en.html (the actual
bi
http://bugzilla.wpkg.org/show_bug.cgi?id=163
Summary: Typo in package installation message
Product: WPKG
Version: 1.1.x-M
Platform: All
OS/Version: All
Status: NEW
Severity: trivial
Priority: P5
Component:
Rainer Meier wrote:
>>
> Good idea - could you recommend one (and a package to deploy it :) )
I know XMLspy seems to be a decent XML editor. However I am personally using
eclipse - but eclipse is not the best application to deploy...
<<
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Hi Simon,
simplesi wrote:
> AFAICT the log file doesn't indicate that that my expected update has not
> been done - wpkg just updates the wpkg.xml version number as if it had been
> sucessful. :(
>
> I was just hoping for a warning console/debug output message that an upgrade
> had been asked for
simplesi wrote:
>>
Pendl Stefan wrote:
>
> For Windows XP and newer, you can use the TASKKILL utility.
>
Ta - I've have to lookup how to use it
(any examples greatly received :) )
<<
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The Firefox silent installer is using it
simplesi wrote:
>>
Rainer Meier wrote:
>
> Using the logs you can always prove if WPKG really executed the commands
> you expected or not.
>
AFAICT the log file doesn't indicate that that my expected update has not
been done - wpkg just updates the wpkg.xml version number as if it had been
sucess
Rainer Meier wrote:
>
> Using the logs you can always prove if WPKG really executed the commands
> you expected or not.
>
AFAICT the log file doesn't indicate that that my expected update has not
been done - wpkg just updates the wpkg.xml version number as if it had been
sucessful. :(
I was j
simplesi wrote:
>>
I run wpkg as a bat file in all users/programs/startup.
I run another program in startup (a choose program to choose what network
folder to map to a drive letter) and I need to update that program.
Unfortunately, since it is running at the same time as wpkg, I can't
overwrite
Pendl Stefan wrote:
>
> For Windows XP and newer, you can use the TASKKILL utility.
>
Ta - I've have to lookup how to use it
(any examples greatly received :) )
> On the other hand, how about running the AutoIT script from the WPKG
> launcher ???
> This way you can make sure they are always
simplesi wrote:
>>
I run wpkg as a bat file in all users/programs/startup.
I run another program in startup (a choose program to choose what network
folder to map to a drive letter) and I need to update that program.
Unfortunately, since it is running at the same time as wpkg, I can't
overwrite
I run wpkg as a bat file in all users/programs/startup.
I run another program in startup (a choose program to choose what network
folder to map to a drive letter) and I need to update that program.
Unfortunately, since it is running at the same time as wpkg, I can't
overwrite it using wpkg :)
I
>
> Hi,
>
> My Question is: Can I provide software via wpkg depend of "pc can see the
> software package or not".
>
> In this case I have only a simple configuration: software for all ;-)
> But only few pc's can see the installation-package via ADS-Group-membership.
>
> Now my admins can sim
Hi,
My Question is: Can I provide software via wpkg depend of "pc can see the
software package or not".
In this case I have only a simple configuration: software for all ;-)
But only few pc's can see the installation-package via ADS-Group-membership.
Now my admins can simple control SW via ADS
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--- Comment #3 from Daniel Dehennin 2009-06-19
09:10:23 ---
I'm using a similar approach, I define a WPKG variable, the main purpose is to
shortcut calls to binary programs which I put in %WPKG%\bin\.
Defining automaticall a WPKG_ROOT as path to
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