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Cedric Frayssinet wrote:
> Hi all !
> I've a problem with deployment of LibreOffice.
> All was fine until i opened the msi with ORCA in order to find the names of
> langage packs not to install. My goal is to reduce the time to launch
> LibreOffice. ORCA is now closed, and
Hi all !
I've a problem with deployment of LibreOffice.
All was fine until i opened the msi with ORCA in order to find the names of
langage packs not to install. My goal is to reduce the time to launch
LibreOffice. ORCA is now closed, and i have made a copy of the MSI before...
When i made a
C:
I have made a combination of batch and perl script that merges and removes all
comments. The only thing that is missing is the validation.
Doesnt WPKG have some kind of validation built in with the latest version?
If you are already using Perl anyway, you can probably use it for validation.
Hi David,
On 08.02.2012 13:12, David Petterson wrote:
Doesnt WPKG have some kind of validation built in with the latest version?
WPKG 1.3 comes with XSD files which can be used to validate your XML files
syntactically. If you want to test it, just run WPKG on a test host. Or run some
WPKG qu
It would probably be much easier to do on your *nix server, which has a
proper shell and all the command-line utilities you may need, rather
than with Windows batch files.
I don't have a script which merges xml files, but I do check my .xml
files for syntax errors after any changes with this very
Here is one of my "remove unwanted software" packages:
revision="%VERSION%" reboot="false" priority="10">
code='3010'/>
code='3010'/>
code='3010'/>
/David
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David P
I'm trying to find the best way to configure a package that would only remove
software which was installed without wpkg (mostly junk pre-installed by the
manufacturer).
I read somewhere that I could just define a package with a remove command, and
it would be removed because the package would
and use a script to merge all xml-files, remove all comments and validate the
new packages.xml and profiles.xml before copying them to %wpkgroot%
Does anyone else use this setup and have a script that will work from Windows?
I made a test batch script just to merge the xml-files, which works