Hello!
Have you tried to add %ComSpec% /c in front of main command?
Could you show the package xml with cmd= ?
On which system did you try your script? Is it Seven? Is UAC active?
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Kirill Kozlovskiy
2012/2/15 Marco Gaiarin g...@sv.lnf.it
I've wrote down a script/helper
Hello!
You can use chain option in M$ Office packages, check documentation for
detail. Example:
chain package-id=msoffice2010-bcm /
It acts diferrently from your task, but works for me. In every MS Office
package I use chain option. It's good solution, when you need always
install Office with
Hello!
As John Danks write, the XPI file should be extracted to folder named
as UIDof extracted plugin and you should tune next settings of
Thunderbird:
extensions.installDistroAddonstrue
extensions.enabledScopes13
extensions.autoDisableScopes2
This settings allow users to have not
Hello.
As second option you can use bulk plugin update:
http://lists.wpkg.org/pipermail/wpkg-users/2012-June/008859.html
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Kirill Kozlovskiy
2012/10/11 Donny Brooks dbro...@mdah.state.ms.us
I am trying to figure out how to get Thunderbird to silently install a
plugin. I
Hello!
In our environment we'are using WPKG Client
http://wpkg.org/WPKG_Clientto execute WPKG. It runs with SYSTEM
privileges and do not need UAC
deactivation on Seven.
Also take a closer look at WPKG-GP http://wpkg.org/WPKG-GP. If you have
AD it might be better solution.
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