My firefox6 was installed by wpkg
In fact, i remove my package firefox6 (uninstall) from profiles.xml and
i use a new package firefox 11 (install) : because updates don't always
work. (XP / W7 32 / W7 64)
Bruno CHOQUET, responsable du service informatique de l'IUT d'Alençon.
correspondan
Hello,
Does WPKG handle multiple versions of the same package of is this planned.
It's a corner case - for example Vmware Infrastructure Client installs
different versions all having the same DisplayName. So if you manage 4.1
and 5.0 servers you have two Clients installed with different version
> Am 04.04.2012 16:17, schrieb Bruno CHOQUET:
> > Falko,
> >
> > It's not a profil or host problem : i just want to uninstall Firefox
6.
> >
>
> Installing the latest version of Firefox will replace any previous
version.
>
Not always - I just debugged a user whose 10.0.2esr Firefox was install
Hi guys,
I am just creating a package for MS Business Contact Manager (BCM). BCM
depends on MS Outlook. I'd like to add these dependencies, but there are
different office 2010 versions - how can I check if _one of them_ is
installed ?
something like the logical "OR" checks but for dependenci
Am 04.04.2012 16:17, schrieb Bruno CHOQUET:
Falko,
It's not a profil or host problem : i just want to uninstall Firefox 6.
Installing the latest version of Firefox will replace any previous version.
Writing packages to remove an application that was not installed by WPKG
is tricky.
You need
Falko,
It's not a profil or host problem : i just want to uninstall Firefox 6.
Best regards,
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correspondant informatique du site universitaire d'Alençon.
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Tel : 02.33.80.85.10
Le 04/04/2012 1
Bonjour Bruno,
"zombie state" means that there is a package assigned to a profile,
but the package does not exist. This is not the case here.
For some reason the package is not assigned to your profile or host,
so Wpkg tries to uninstall firefox - this is what I read in your log.
Here is a fir
I use (call) this script and it works (no zombie state). But is there a
better way than an old-old-old MSDOS SCRIPT ??
KILLFFX6.BAT
@echo off
set PROGRAM_FILES=%ProgramFiles%
if not "%ProgramFiles(x86)%" == "" set PROGRAM_FILES=%ProgramFiles(x86)%
rem Path where the uninstaller is located
s
Bruno CHOQUET, responsable du service informatique de l'IUT d'Alençon.
correspondant informatique du site universitaire d'Alençon.
http://www.unicaen.fr/iutalencon
Tel : 02.33.80.85.10
Le 04/04/2012 11:41, Falko Trojahn a écrit :
Hello,
On Wed, 04 Apr 2012 11:22:01 +0200, Bruno CHOQUET
wrot
Hello,
On Wed, 04 Apr 2012 11:22:01 +0200, Bruno CHOQUET
wrote:
> With Windows 7 32bit sp1, I have zombie state with firefox 6.02, an idea
> ? (no problem with Windows XP)
>
This is the problem - you define architecture to always be x86, so
>
perhaps the architecture variable is not corr
Hello,
With Windows 7 32bit sp1, I have zombie state with firefox 6.02, an idea
? (no problem with Windows XP)
2012-04-04 11:08:46, DEBUG : Going to install package 'Mozilla
Firefox' (firefox602), Revision 9, (execute flag is '', notify flag is
'true').
2012-04-04
Hi, there,
if you are using only office 2010 and 2003, then you can use simple
uninstall check, that prevents installing sp1 in case office 2003 exists.
!! not sure about correct path for 2003..
revision="2460049" reboot="false" execute="once" priority="998">
path="HKLM\Softw
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