Brian May schrieb:
Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
1) Start with the network cable plugged in, copy C:\wpkg.log,
C:\wpkglogon.txt
For some reason wpkg didn't find the network path after removing and
installing the version in your post.
2008-05-27 10:36:42 - WNetAddConnection2- The network
Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
Did you see a logon delay window previously, even if the network cable
was disconnected? Do you see it now, when the cable is disconnected?
Yes and Yes.
This test it remained on for about 90 seconds.
Can I take it that it shouldn't appear at all when the network is
Hi,
Everyone experiencing logon delay window being shown when the network
cable was disconnected - could you try:
http://wpkg.org/files/client/beta/WPKG%20Client%201.3.1-2.msi
It is a test version made just to verify this problem, so please don't
report other problems about this release.
To
OK, so offline mode sucks right now on some machines, especially when
used with logon delay.
I feel it needs a small redesign.
Some machines seem to enable network much later (wireless, but also some
wired ones) - even if technically the network is started alreay. There
WPKG will almost never
Mandi! Tomasz Chmielewski
In chel di` si favelave...
So, what should we do in that case? We could try to connect several
times for several seconds, but what to do with logon delay then? Block
the user, often unnecessarily? Don't block any more, but it can happen
that we eventually
Jens Geile schrieb:
Hi,
Basically the client cable was unplugged. In reality the client was
directly connected to the server through a normal ethernet cable not a
cross-over cable.
Mmmh... try with cable disconnected, i think it is not the same.
I pulled the cable out of the NIC and at
Dieter Scholz schrieb:
(...)
Today I've had time to test a setup with without VMware. This time I used
W2K for testing. The result was that the VMware setup waited for the timeout
to end a on my 'real' box offline mode with logon delay worked as it should.
Very strange ... this is the
Hi,
I have had similar issues on a laptop, without vmware - if I disconnect
the network, I have to wait for the maximum delay to log in, despite
having configured off-line mode.
Can you still reproduce it? On every laptop you have?
I just reproduced this behavior on a normal
Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
Can you still reproduce it? On every laptop you have?
Yes. Very reproducible. Happens every time. I have only tried in on one
laptop so far - I could try it on another, but haven't done so yet.
1.0.6 in Help is 1.2.0-rc6.
Oh, good. So I am using the latest version;
Hi,
Ha! Bad boy! Microsoft does not support running Windows in virtualized
environments (unless it's Microsoft virtualized environment) and so WPKG
don't support it neither!
(WPKG part was a late Aprils Fools' joke; Microsoft part is true)
So far I haven't had any problems running Windows
Hi Tomasz,
Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
Didn't you just describe one problem in this thread? :)
I use WPKG within VMWare, Virtual-PC and VirtualBox without problems
yet. However I do not use the logon delay feature. What I noticed is
that VMWare sometimes is extremely slow when handing out DHCP
Rainer Meier schrieb:
(...)
I have no idea. A bug? Which doesn't show up on real machines, though,
which is either good or bad.
Sure? I thought that Bug 106 is reporting a problem where WPKG service
seems to wait for the maximum logon delay. Probably there is really an
issue. If I have
Hi Tomasz,
It is a correct switch, but using it prevents passing a proper exit code
to WPKG Client.
No, it does not. If used in the topmost script (not a sub-script
invoked via call) it will also terminate cmd.exe with the given code.
Whether /b is used or not, it will exit a script with
Rainer Meier schrieb:
(...)
So scripts should never exit using 'exit code' from my point of view.
Using 'exit /b code' perfectly serves the purpose and works in every
case (no matter if your script is the topmost or one of the called ones.
We're talking about two different things and it
Hello,
I'm currently evaluating wpkg for software distribution in my company using a
Vmware environment. After testing some commercial products without much
success, I'm really surprised how well software deployment works with wpkg.
My current setup should work like that:
Whenever a PC is
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