Markus Senn wrote:
Hi,
is there a solution for a serverside log.
For example a flat text file, where i can look as admin which software
was installed on a client.
WPKG is executed on the client, so you remote machine (server) would
have to guess what's being installed on a workstation. Perhaps you could
tell from the logs (the files that were transferred), but there's no
guarantee that it was installed correctly then.
So the easiest way would be to look at a wpkg.xml file.
It is located in %WINDIR%\system32\wpkg.xml
Technically, you could fetch it in at least two ways:
1) copy it to the server after all commands are executed - you could do
it with WPKG (always execute, copy command with the lowest priority of
all packages).
2) copy it "from" the server.
Normally, you can connect to any Windows workstation from any other
machine, i.e. type \\192.168.1.4\C$ to connect to the C drive on a
machine 192.168.1.4 (if you have the correct credentials).
So, depending on the server you have (Samba or AD), you could execute a
cron job, which would mount the share, copy the file, and then unmount
it (problem: offline workstations), or even do it with a "postexec"
command in Samba.
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Tomasz Chmielewski
http://wpkg.org
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