I have expierienced that applications like Gimp, PDFCreator, and others
indeed start using uninsXXX files with XXX != 000 when removed and/or
reinstalled..
Most of the time this gives me multiple uninsXXX.exe files, but only one
valid uninsXXX.dat file making that executing any uninsXXX
...@wpkg.org
To:
Robin Roevens robin.roev...@cocks.be
Cc:
wpkg-users@lists.wpkg.org
Date:
04.09.2009 17:32
Subject:
Re: [wpkg-users] [Bug 171] User notification does not work on Vista
Hi Robin,
Robin Roevens wrote:
Maybe it is a good idea to supply a small executable
Hi
I've seen on this mailinglist, and in the CHANGES-file that environment
variables now also are supported inside check / statements..
I upgraded my test-environment from WPKG 1.0.4 to WPKG 1.1.1 and started
changing all my packages by using variables for versions:
So now in almost every
..
Hope this answers all your questions?
Best Regards
Robin Roevens
wpkg-users-boun...@lists.wpkg.org wrote on 19.08.2009 00:17:45:
From:
Lukasz Zalewski lu...@dcs.qmul.ac.uk
To:
wpkg-users@lists.wpkg.org
Date:
19.08.2009 00:18
Subject:
[wpkg-users] package upgrade scenario
Hi
I avoid this by adding common.xcu and settings.xcu from an OOo
installation where I already answered those anoying questions:
unopkg add --shared Common.xcu
unopkg add --shared Settings.xcu
But I also still use the DisableFirstStartWzd_ooo31.oxt from
examples in my first answer)
Regards
Robin
heyr...@gmail.com heyr...@gmail.com wrote on 09.06.2009 14:16:57:
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Re: [wpkg-users] Open Office 3.1 Installation and upgrade
heyr...@gmail.com
to:
Robin Roevens
09.06.2009 14:17
Cc:
wpkg-users
Hi,
thanks
You will possibly also have to add the uninstall command to the upgrade
section of your package..:
upgrade cmd='%PROGRAMFILES%\Mozilla Thunderbird\uninstall\uninstall.exe
-ms' /
upgrade cmd='%SOFTWARE%\thunderbird\Thunderbird Setup 2.0.0.19.exe -ms'
/
Since I'm not sure the installer will
Hi all
Thanks for the many reactions, and many ways to test package before using
them in production.
I think I'm going to try the extra wpkg-dir approach described below for
now. As I am already doing something alike for our remote VPN/Home users
who don't want software upgrades pulled trough
Hi all
We have a general policy here that any new software update/-grade has to
be tested by 4 to 5 people for some time before it is deployed over all
affected computers.. But I'm having trouble to do that with WPKG.. :
If it is a new package, there is no problem.. those 4 to 5 people get that
Best way in Win XP is using Wscript as you then have access to special
variables like the path to All Users Startmenu or - Desktop
Robin
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To:
wpkg-users@lists.wpkg.org
Date:
04.12.2008 09:20
Subject:
Re: [wpkg-users] truecrypt
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