Hi Jon,
On 14.12.2012 01:32, Jon Goldberg wrote:
I just inherited a new client whose workstations have users logged in as
local administrators; the net result is a ton of crapware.
Yes this is what usually happens.
I considered creating wpkg packages for the crapware with only a
remove
Hi Jon,
Instead of the remove we use install (execute once) to remove some
crapware. Usually Bing, Ask and Google toolbars. We get a lot of Samsung
laptops and they are choked full of crapware but I haven't got around to
building anything extensive.
Paul
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Hi Paul,
On 14.12.2012 09:47, Paul McGrath wrote:
Instead of the remove we use install (execute once) to remove some
crapware. Usually Bing, Ask and Google toolbars. We get a lot of Samsung laptops and they are
choked full of crapware but I haven't got around to building anything
So usually for me it takes longer to clean the machines (and still
living with
the risk that manufacturer changed some Windows settings which I don't
know
about) than re-installing them from scratch; knowing to have a clean
system
then. Using unattended Windows setup and WPKG a machine
It is more complex than that but I didn't want to bore everyone with the detail.
I usually deploy to blank Windows, for the freeware which includes
toolbars/crapware I usually include an 'install' and 'upgrade' to remove that
specific object.
For the laptops which do have that stuff quite a
http://bugzilla.wpkg.org/show_bug.cgi?id=278
--- Comment #3 from Stefan Pendl pendl2mega...@yahoo.de ---
Rainer,
how about the following match:
^\d\d*\.\d\d*\.\d\d*\.\d\d*$
So if the match pattern of the name attribute matches that pattern, then it is
an IP, else it is a host name match.
--
Hallo, bugzilla-daemon,
Du meintest am 14.12.12:
how about the following match:
^\d\d*\.\d\d*\.\d\d*\.\d\d*$
So if the match pattern of the name attribute matches that pattern,
then it is an IP, else it is a host name match.
Aehemmm ... what about
345.456.567.678
Viele Gruesse!
We have several computers that are slow and are very out of date. We are
going to run WPKG once a day at shutdown/reboot. Just wondering if anyone
has come up with a way to limit the number of packages that are installed
during a single run of WPKG or better yet something that prevents WPKG from
I'm trying to push out the Google Drive Sync client to our workstations.
This is the package I'm using:
package id=GoogleDrive name=Google Drive revision=1 priority=1
check type=file condition=versiongreaterorequal
path=%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Google\Drive\googledrivesync.exe
On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 11:32 AM, Barry Ralphs
barry.ral...@tippingmar.comwrote:
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I'm trying to push out the Google Drive Sync client to our workstations.
This is the package I'm using:
package id=GoogleDrive name=Google Drive revision=1 priority=1
check type=file
On 12/14/2012 1:03 PM, Andrew Struiksma wrote:
On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 11:32 AM, Barry
Ralphs barry.ral...@tippingmar.com
wrote:
I'm trying to push out the
Google Drive Sync client to
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