Hi: Will it be possible to avoid installing the SDK? I'm sure the end
users won't need the same install the developers will - or will they?

On Dec 6, 8:50 am, Jeff  Mancuso <[email protected]> wrote:
> Jason -
>   Basically, the update engine will ensure your users are always
> installing the latest stable version available. It runs as part of the
> MacFUSE installer package and is pretty transparent.
>
>   If you're installing your application via Package Manager, you'll
> likely want to crate a mpkg and add the MacFUSE package in. Be sure
> that it PackageManager doesn't rename the package or modify the bundle
> ID in the process - Package Manager on 10.5 performs all sorts of
> unclean behavior, in my experience. You need to be careful to get the
> package in there unmodified.
>
>   Another option is to keep the MacFUSE package in your application's
> bundle and run it [if needed] at first run, prompting the user for
> their admin password, letting them know what you're doing..
>
>   Does this help?
> -Jeff
>
> On Dec 1, 9:00 pm, Jason8 <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > hi:
>
> > I'm looking for some high level guidance on how to use the
> > "lightweight but sophisticated install/update engine" in a packaged
> > install. I'm going to be deploying my file system via a package and
> > will need to install MacFuse at some point along the way.
>
> > The Plan:
> > I will add this tool to my package and use an AppleScript to wrap it
> > and run it as a pre-condition. Once it finishes, I can then install my
> > components.
>
> > Thanks in advance.
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