Hello,
i would like to change the user and password that is actually used by the
wpkg clients to connect to the wpkg server.
Is there a way to deploy a new settings.xml file to the clients that
overrides the old one?
Thank you.
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Hello,
i was wondering if it was possible for WPKG to create a package that checks
the existence and the version of some plugins for a certain program and, if
the found versions are smaller than the ones indicated in the package, the
plugins are updated (the plugins are simply .dll files).
a .vbs file in the package but i
think it's related to the script itself so i'll ask for help in a proper
forum.
Thanks again!
Stefan Pendl-2 wrote:
Am 03.01.2012 17:59, schrieb chiddie:
While the xcopy command line works (i tried the package removing
Hello,
i created a new package in order to install Squiggle (a domain network only
chat system). Unfortunately the program does not come with an installer, so
i had to adjust the package in order to:
1. Check if the process squiggle.exe is running and kill it
2. Remove the actual squiggle
Falko Trojahn-2 wrote:
Yes, sure. If it is not - perhaps the wpkg run via wpkgservice tries
to deinstall wpkg_client (if there are remove cmds in), and the
domain startup script (if it comes later) reinstalls wpkg client again.
Good luck,
Falko
Marco Gaiarin wrote:
Mandi! chiddie
In chel di` si favelave...
I understand this is probably a Windows issue, since the error is
generated
regardless the type of script, i only wanted to know if you may have a
clue
or not.
I bet on the same issue you faced some days ago: there's
Stefan Pendl-2 wrote:
Am 19.12.2011 14:55, schrieb chiddie:
But should not i have seen before something like:
===
2011-12-19 14:30:04, DEBUG : Profiles applying to the current
host:|IncrediBuild Agent| |WPKG_client
Falko Trojahn-2 wrote:
Hello,
Stefan Pendl-2 wrote:
Am 19.12.2011 14:55, schrieb chiddie:
But should not i have seen before something like:
===
2011-12-19 14:30:04, DEBUG : Profiles applying to the current
host:|IncrediBuild Agent
===
Yes. In this case you can do:
host name=yourpcname profile-id=default
profile id=testprofile /
/host
===
I simply did host name=mypcname profile-id=TestProfile / in order not
to have to create also an empty
Falko Trojahn-2 wrote:
Hello again,
Ri-hello everybody (i know you hate me from the bottom of your hearts),
never mind :)
...
Is there a way to try and track the reason why on these machines WPKG
Client
cannot see that is installed yet (of course i can provide the full debug
log
Ri-hello everybody (i know you hate me from the bottom of your hearts),
i have another awesome question for you.
I finally decided to deploy the WPKG Client x64 edition via Global Domain
Policy. I did not use the default domain policy, i created a new one -
called WPKG Client Deployment - that:
David Petterson wrote:
Can you please summarize and update the wpkg wiki page on how to install
Firefox 8 extensions?
The mail thread got large and confusing ;)
/David
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You can „install“ extensions globally by copying them _anywhere_ e.g.
%ProgramFiles%\local\FirefoxExtensions
and registering them like described here:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Adding_Extensions_using_the_Windows_Registry
Well, i can't believe it... but it works.
I have only
chiddie wrote:
You can „install“ extensions globally by copying them _anywhere_ e.g.
%ProgramFiles%\local\FirefoxExtensions
and registering them like described here:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Adding_Extensions_using_the_Windows_Registry
Well, i can't believe
Have you already tried that?
I think that the folder must exist in order to make this work.
That works, ofc. Logs all go to a \\servername\wpkg\logs folder.
What i would like is the program to put machine logs in subfolders of the
log folder in
Falko Trojahn-2 wrote:
Hi,
The .bat contains the following lines:
cd /D %userprofile%\appdata\roaming\thunderbird\Profiles
for /D %%f in (*.default) do cd
%userprofile%\appdata\roaming\thunderbird\Profiles\%%f\
rd extensions /s /q
I then added the corrispondent line to the package
David Petterson wrote:
If you can pass me that script i will be more than happy to use it
instead
of wasting hours trying to make psexec work with wpkg client. :)
I use a two parted script for this, they are not very pretty, but they
work! I have plans to do a version check to be able
chiddie wrote:
Are you sure that Firefox 8 extensions deployment is the same as Firefox
4?
I followed the instructions in the Firefox 4 Series Extensions section
of the wpkg firefox page, but, even if after the installation i see the
folder with the GUID number in the \firefox
chiddie wrote:
Falko Trojahn-2 wrote:
Hi,
The .bat contains the following lines:
cd /D %userprofile%\appdata\roaming\thunderbird\Profiles
for /D %%f in (*.default) do cd
%userprofile%\appdata\roaming\thunderbird\Profiles\%%f\
rd extensions /s /q
I then added
I will probably solve the issue not using psexec (nobody seems to know why
it's not working via psexec and i can't wait weeks hoping that someone makes
a test and find what's wrong with psexec) but using a startup script
deployed via gdp (global domain policy). The instructions are basically the
In order to deploy an upgrade from Thunderbird 3.1.2 + Lightning 1.0b2 to
Thunderbird 8 + Lightning 1.0, since i cannot use the instructions provided
in the wiki page to update lightning silently (old Lightning versions are
installed in
David Petterson wrote:
Try running psexec with the -s variable to run as SYSTEM.
Cant you run the installation with your startup script in your domain?
I run a script to check if WPKG is installed, and it also make sure
older versions are uninstalled and replaced by current client
My tries went in a different direction.
Since i like basic commands and not being involved too much with variables,
i simply:
- extracted the .vxi in a folder called Italian Dictionary.
- copied the folder in the \\server\wpkg\software\mozilla
firefox\extensions\ folder of my server where WPKG
Hello, it's me again -.-
As the subject says, i'm trying to deploy WPKG client to some computers over
the network in order to widen my tests environment.
I follwed the instructions:
- created the getcomputers.vbs file
- ran it and obtained the hosts.xml file
- copied the file in a C:\Temp
Are you sure that Firefox 8 extensions deployment is the same as Firefox 4?
I followed the instructions in the Firefox 4 Series Extensions section of
the wpkg firefox page, but, even if after the installation i see the folder
with the GUID number in the \firefox\extensions\ folder, and even if i
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