Sorry, I don't do much windows so can't be of much help but how does running 
the install command from the windows command line go? Does that install okay?

Den

On 03/05/2013, at 0:08, Klavs Klavsen <[email protected]> wrote:

> On windows server 2008 - it works perfectly.
> 
> Den torsdag den 2. maj 2013 15.41.35 UTC+2 skrev Klavs Klavsen:
>> 
>> Hi guys,
>> 
>> I'm trying to make puppet install packages on windows.
>> 
>> It will install exe files just fine - but msi files won't be installed. They 
>> fail consistently :(
>> 
>> I've tried both having the files on a central directory - and give an UNC 
>> path to it, and with a file resource, putting the file in c:\temp\ - they 
>> both give the same result upon install:
>> 
>>                         package { "sflow":
>>                                 source => $architecture ? {
>>                                         'x86' => 
>> 'C:\\temp\\hsflowd-win-1.22.2-x86.msi',
>>                                         'x64' => 
>> '\\\\software01\\autorepo$\\hsflowd-win-1.22.2-x64.msi',
>>                                         default => 'unsupported architecture'
>>                                 },
>>                                 name => $architecture ? {
>>                                         'x86' => 'sflow',
>>                                         'x64' => 'sflow',
>>                                 }
>>                         }
>> 
>> If I use urls like:
>> 'c:\\temp\\hsflowd-win-1.22.2-x86.msi' - I get Failed to install: The 
>> network name cannot be found - after puppet runs: 
>> msiexec.exe /qn /norestart /i c:\\temp\hsflowd-win-1.22.2-x86.msi
>> 
>> If I use urls like:
>> 'c\:\\temp\\hsflowd-win-1.22.2-x86.msi'
>> 
>> it fails with: Failed to install: Fail on INT 24
>> 
>> Using Puppet-3.1.1 client on Windows Server 2003.
>> 
>> How do you guys install msi's on windows? :(
>> 
>> 
>> 
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