--
Hello. I have a question - since there is a group of programs that
users can install even without admin rights and there are some programs
that we need to install only on some machines without changing WPKG
group
I ran into a similar situation when I was working with a small network that
was using deep freeze. I ended up modifying wpkg.js in the relevant places
where a successful package installation/removal/upgrade/downgrade has been
detected, etc. In those places, I had it call a custom jscript function
Adam Williams schrieb:
Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
Could you try if this one installs for you?
http://www1.wpkg.org/files/client/beta/test/
i still get the same error message.
Anyone else out there using WPKG Client on Vista 64 bit?
--
Tomasz Chmielewski
http://wpkg.org
Hello Rainer,
your analysis is so far correct, but the conclusion is not.
Here is my uninstall script.
-
@echo off
:: Remove Pidgin
::
:: By: Johannes Brix, Evidian, 2009/01/02
:: ==
:: Modifications
::
Hi,
In later WPKG versions there is a feature switch: /statusprint
It allows to print WPKG progress on STDOUT. So it's possible to wrap
WPKG (call it by another script) and analyze its output to detect if it
is doing any installation/upgrade).
In addition it would be possible to make a snapshot
