Re: [wpkg-users] wpkgCreateReport

2009-09-06 Thread Pendl Stefan
Here is the final version from my point, so to not annoy Rainer or Tomasz. I am not a web nor a JS programmer, I just learn quite fast. This one lets you define a list of array elements in the head, which should be filled by createReport.js, currently it

[wpkg-users] How to handle unknown uninstaller name?

2009-09-06 Thread Kevin Keane
I'm trying to create a package.xml file for Aspell and a couple of dictionaries. The problem I am having is how to create the remove entry. Aspell uses an uninstaller of the style %PROGRAMFILES%\Aspell\uninsXXX.exe where XXX is a number. Each individual dictionary gets its own uninsXXX.exe

Re: [wpkg-users] wpkgCreateReport

2009-09-06 Thread Pendl Stefan
Here is the final version from my point, so to not annoy Rainer or Tomasz. I am not a web nor a JS programmer, I just learn quite fast. This one lets you define a list of array elements in the head, which should be filled by createReport.js,

[wpkg-users] Problems with WPKG Active directory Installation

2009-09-06 Thread grubi
Another possibility is to disable strict name checking by adding HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters\DisableStrictNameChecking = 1 to the registry. It's up to you to decide if this degrades real system security in your environment or not. grubi.

Re: [wpkg-users] How to handle unknown uninstaller name?

2009-09-06 Thread Tomasz Chmielewski
Kevin Keane schrieb: I'm trying to create a package.xml file for Aspell and a couple of dictionaries. The problem I am having is how to create the remove entry. Aspell uses an uninstaller of the style %PROGRAMFILES%\Aspell\uninsXXX.exe where XXX is a number. Each individual dictionary

Re: [wpkg-users] How to handle unknown uninstaller name?

2009-09-06 Thread Kevin Keane
Pendl Stefan wrote: I'm trying to create a package.xml file for Aspell and a couple of dictionaries. The problem I am having is how to create the remove entry. Aspell uses an uninstaller of the style %PROGRAMFILES%\Aspell\uninsXXX.exe where XXX is a number. You can use FOR and