Hello,
The system is now that the wpkg-gp.dll running as a GPE will contact
a service and ask it to execute wpkg.js.
Would you mind checking this into a branch of you public repository at
g-code? Maybe there's help out there :)
(I'm not promising anything because personally I have c++-phobia
Hi, all
My intention is to add a user mode system tray client too in the future,
yes.
The system is now that the wpkg-gp.dll running as a GPE will contact a
service and ask it to execute wpkg.js.
This scales to adding a client running in the system tray that could do the
same, and even running
...@wpkg.org]
Sent: Freitag, 19. November 2010 14:00
To: Mike Burgener
Cc: jj; wpkg-users
Subject: Re: [wpkg-users] Windows 7 - Compatible?
On 19.11.2010 13:50, Mike Burgener wrote:
On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 09:49:19 +0100 Mike Burgenermike.burge...@u-
blox.com wrote:
MB I cannot find wpkg-gp
Brent,
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 1:20 PM, Brent A Nelson br...@phys.ufl.edu wrote:
As things stand now, we've been reluctant to upgrade large packages (say,
Office 2007-2010), as this would be applied when they turn on their
computers, and they might have to wait an hour before they can use
Either of these approaches could be interesting, but it would be nice to
give the users a measure of control. The second approach sounds like it
will do that, although still not quite as convenient or familiar as the
Windows Update behavior. It seems as if wpkg-gp is making good progress
in
On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 09:49:19 +0100 Mike Burgener mike.burge...@u-blox.com
wrote:
MB I cannot find wpkg-gp version 0.5 for download on their page
MB All the time i get no results
MB Greets
MB Mike
I'm using version 0.4 on windows 7 64.
(still available on the site)
Users can only log in
On 19.11.2010 13:50, Mike Burgener wrote:
On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 09:49:19 +0100 Mike Burgenermike.burge...@u-
blox.com wrote:
MB I cannot find wpkg-gp version 0.5 for download on their page
MB All the time i get no results
MB Greets
MB Mike
I'm using version 0.4 on windows 7 64.
(still
Is there still progress on this?
Especially let it run as a network or system user would be nice.
Greets
Mike
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2010/3/25 Mike Owen mjno...@googlemail.com:
Hi All,
New user here. Considering deploying WPKG as we presently use Win XP x64.
However in a couple of months we will upgrade to Windows 7. I'm hoping a
workaround is found for the WIndows 7 access issues which seem to be
stopping the splash
no, I talk about the _javascript_ dialogs before and after install occurs.
Mike Owen a crit:
Do you mean the 2 dialog screens as shown here?
http://wpkg.org/File:Logon1.pngandhttp://wpkg.org/File:Logon2.png
In Windows 7, can a user still logon whilst the software
deployment is taking
CL,
this sounds really impressive. If it does what you write, it is exactly
what I was looking for. Can't wait to get it tested on monday!
I will report back if I find any issues.
Regards,
Malte
On 26.03.2010 10:12, clei...@gmail.com wrote:
2010/3/25 Mike Owen mjno...@googlemail.com:
Hi
Hi All,
New user here. Considering deploying WPKG as we presently use Win XP x64.
However in a couple of months we will upgrade to Windows 7. I'm hoping a
workaround is found for the WIndows 7 access issues which seem to be
stopping the splash screen part of WPKG from working? Any other
Mike Owen a écrit :
Hi All,
New user here. Considering deploying WPKG as we presently use Win XP
x64. However in a couple of months we will upgrade to Windows 7. I'm
hoping a workaround is found for the WIndows 7 access issues which
seem to be stopping the splash screen part of WPKG from
and by using the active direectory GPO startup script, is the splash screen
used and works correctly?
On 24 March 2010 17:11, Eddie Iannuccelli
eddie.iannucce...@toulouse.inra.fr wrote:
Mike Owen a écrit :
Hi All,
New user here. Considering deploying WPKG as we presently use Win XP x64.
there is no splash screen in wpkg.js, only the 2 dialog are displayed
Mike Owen a écrit :
and by using the active direectory GPO startup script, is the splash
screen used and works correctly?
On 24 March 2010 17:11, Eddie Iannuccelli
eddie.iannucce...@toulouse.inra.fr
Do you mean the 2 dialog screens as shown here?
http://wpkg.org/File:Logon1.png and http://wpkg.org/File:Logon2.png
In Windows 7, can a user still logon whilst the software deployment is
taking place?
Is there presently no way to stop a user logging ON until the deployment has
finished?
Thanks,
You have to disable async startup auf script via gpo. So the user is only able
to login after all startup-scripts are finished. This also helps you with the
vista/ win7 boxing problem.
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