Hello Everyone!
I have to install an app, which during the installation needs
manipulation of the path. I did it with setenv.pl and found that it
puts not necessary things to path (i.e. that path used during the
appsonly, like z:\;z:\bin\ and the like). During the investigation of
this I noticed that this script adds other environment variables, not
needed by me.
After an unattended installation I did not notice these (tested it
now) but only after the appsonly. So I have to figure out a way to
"hide" these things ("setenv.pl pathtmp %PATH%... todo.pl....
setenv.pl PATH pathtmp... setenv.pl z """ and so on).
You may think this "cover" is not needed, but windows sometimes
stupid more than accepted by me. For example, not existing directories
in the path can render some apps a constant-or-longer-than-needed
waiting state. And of course, I didnt want to reveal the useres that
the z_path, z_user, and the like. Maybe paranoia, but it is necessary.
What is you opinion of this problem? Can it be hidden in other ways
than I described? Maybe and upgrade to the script for appsonly
installs?
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