http://bugzilla.wpkg.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171
--- Comment #3 from ralf.lede...@ite.uni-stuttgart.de 2009-09-07 09:37:58 ---
Thank you for the quick response.
It seems that you can send a message longer than 256 characters with msg.exe,
if you deliver it by stdin:
echo very long message |
...@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
http://bugzilla.wpkg.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171
--- Comment #4 from Rainer Meier r.me...@wpkg.org 2009-09-07 10:57:26 ---
Very nice... what a crap...
Actually the quotes for the echo command are not required. If you use them
they will be passed to msg.exe and appear as a part of the piped
--- Comment #4 from Rainer Meier r.me...@wpkg.org
2009-09-07 10:57:26 ---
Very nice... what a crap...
Actually the quotes for the echo command are not required.
If you use them
they will be passed to msg.exe and appear as a part of the
piped characters.
Moreover the solution has some
Hi Stefan,
Redirect the input from a file:
Msg.exe MyText.txt
WPKG does not use any temporary files. I will not start using such work-arounds
and hacks just for a feature which is very rarely used. Especially since longer
messages than 256 characters are also not very user friendly (who is
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Hi Robin,
Robin Roevens wrote:
Maybe it is a good idea to supply a small executable in the tools
directory that will be used for notifying the user?
That way you are not dependent on a Microsoft ways of notifying users,
thus not windows-version dependent. (except for binary incompatible
On 9/4/09, Rainer Meier r.me...@wpkg.org wrote:
We already know that especially on Windows Vista and newer we have troubles
with
the logon delay feature. Including such actions into wpkg.js seems not to
be a
good idea; I prefer wpkg.js to be as stable and reliable as possible and
leaving
Hi,
mscdex wrote:
What about implementing some sort of an event-hook notification
functionality where wpkg.js could call functions located in separate JS
file(s) (if available), so that custom solutions could be used. For
example, when wpkg.js detects that changes (whether installation,
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