my head around it but it has been
well worth it.
If you want to talk to me, openly, about the problems and frustrations and
perhaps get some insight into my use model I would be happy to give you a
call. Just let me know.
Don Morrison
Technology Department Manager
The National Judicial
install knows what it needs to be performed.)
Thoughts?
Don Morrison
-Original Message-
From: Michael Kahle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 2:50 PM
To: Unattended List
Subject: [Unattended] Sugestion or Request...
Would it be possible to remove all software from
Felipe,
Windows XP pricing differs greatly from organization to organization. For
instance, I am on the University of Nevada, Reno (USA) campus and we pay
less then $50/year for each full-time equivalent employee (FTE). This
covers operating system and Microsoft Office licenses for all my users
Scott,
I had a similar problem and found that my admin password wasn't compatible
with the linux install method -- when I used a simpler password everything
worked. I didn't spend too much time working on the problem but I assumed
that the samba client must not have liked it. Now, months later
Justin,
I have a script that uses a basic xml file to store the resources for our
network. Then a login script parses that file and maps the drives or
printers for the user. The code could easily be modified to make the
mappings permanent instead of the expectation that they run each time. You
Julien,
I haven't done much automating this, but what I remember reading was that
the install had to be done for every user, and that you wanted that to
reside in C:\Program Files\Path\To\Palm\%username%
I had some luck manually installing it this way so it may help. Then again
maybe not. Good
To: Don Morrison; 'Steven Piercy'
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Unattended] RE: mozilla 1.7.1 update
The -ma -ira switches don't seem to work. The installer just
sits there asking where you'd like to install Firefox. None
of the buttons are responsive except the Cancel button.
I
I have this working well enough for my use and thought I would share. No
matter what combination of flags and settings I couldn't get the setup to
complete with out the Installation Successful screen. I *was* able to get
rid of the Install Path and Downloading dialogs. So with a sprinkle of
Steven -
I was looking at FireFox yesterday and it doesn't look like the same
installer. I think the FireFox installer is just a nice way of
uncompressing the files into directories (the way you had to install
previous versions) -- I couldn't find anything about getting it to run
silently.
Michael,
I had this same problem [NT4.0 + Exchange 5.5] and ended up writing a script
that would shut-down the Exchange services every night (in the correct
order), backup the Exchange store files, then restart the services (in the
correct order). It was the only way I was able to workout solid
In an ideal world, should all unattended users be adding
their scripts
to the main unattended distribution, or is it desirable to keep the
included set of scripts to some limited, manageable set?
Personally, I'd like to see a /contrib. directory with
optional scripts. The scripts
Have been working on the Macromedia Studio MX 2004 installation and have it
pretty much done. Just had a methodological question for you all.
When installing Flash MX 2004 if you have one or more Netscape compatible
browsers (Mozilla, FireFox, etc) you get a window asking if you would like
to
Doh! I didn't see the qb in the Sun silent install page. I am glad that
what I reasoned was happening was correct -- just wish I had re-read the
installers page first. grin
Maybe this is the deal with the space (from the Sun silent install page):
In the various command line examples below a
Greetings list,
First off I want to say thank you for such a great product. I started
using Unattended last year and then got into a ton of budgeting, planning,
etc so our XP upgrade, the main reason for starting to use Unattended, was
delayed. But now, with all that over (for now), I have
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