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Looks like I didn't update the mailing list address in bugzilla...
Added missing mails to the archives.
For those interested in what this thread is about, follow t
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64-bit Windows world is a bit remote to me.
If we have a 64-bit version of WPKG Client, wouldn't we have problems getting
info about 32-bit apps?
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Hi Tomasz,
You're right but this is exactly what I introduced here.
The main problem is that HKLM\Software is re-directed to a "virtual store" for
32-bit apps (which is ac
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Falko - please attach any changes as patches / diffs.
This way the changes are easier to spot and read.
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I am sorry but usually I programming Java or scripting languages so not much
experience here as well. You could probably try cross-compiling the binary. I
can run it on my
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I must be blind - there was a patch already in #5 ;)
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Jens, does Falko's patch solve your problem?
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> Could we get a setting for config.xml?
> (With maybe two empty lines after each log block)
Getting this supported properly (in config.xml) should be a four-line
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I am pleased to report success with 1.2rc6
Thanks Tomasz.
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Summary: /remove should remove dependend packages and/or profiles
Product: WPKG
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Platform: PC
OS/Version: Windows XP
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Prio
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Or, should it throw an error and say "Firefox depends on plugin_A, plugin_B:
use /force to remove without dependencies, or /deps to remove with
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I think /remove should be enough to remove a package and all its dependencies
_UNLESS_ another package has the same dependency.
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Sadly not, I think. I just tried the patched version of wpkg.js by Falko and
couldn't get it to output the format I want.
I'll post three files as attachment with one file
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Here are the example logfiles.
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Oh, and before I forget about it ... additionally to the "log_append" setting
in config.xml a "log_rotate" setting would be nice that automagically rotates
the logs after a
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Reg. #12: If you are removing a package which has a newer revision on the
server, it is upgraded first so that wrong remove commands in local wpkg.xml
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Reg. #15 Reg. #12: No, the revision on both the server and the client was the
same. I just removed the package from the profile. No update was done. Maybe we
could skip the
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Regarding #12:
I compared your level63 vs. your level127_2.log. Why do you need e.g.:
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#1 I think /remove /deps is a good idea. As it is just for testing, it's of
course not so important to have, but convenient.
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What should I say? It works fine without the wrapper on my 32-bit system. ;)
Moreover, you are totally wrong, the files are there ;)
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> For your convenience, here comes a zip file with patched wpkg.js
> (Tomasz, the patch is in attachment above ;-) and 4 files with
> only the messages sorted acco
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Rainer, should I be concerned about that (using wpkg.js-1.0-rc5 on XPSP1):
2007-12-18 11:02:26, ERROR : Error when searching registry sub-keys at
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That's actually a good question. It seems to happen when reading the uninstall
keys. In worst case this could lead to a situation that WPKG claims that
package are not ins
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#20: don't know ... zuzi in poland?
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@Falko: I just tried to reproduce that problem on my reference VMWare
installation. It's running on XP SP2 (not SP1 as your one). I was not able to
create such an error.
T
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I was running the wpkg.js from #6 with loglevel=27 and i got all those package
messages i dont want/need.
I checked your logmessages from #22 and dinfo/sinfo/cinfo look fin
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We did originally try to set up WPKG under such a 'wrapper', and it failed to
meet our needs. Running the script securely was a primary concern (Executed
from a user's l
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> Paul, what's the difference between using
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Nope. That's why you should use %SOFTWARE% in your packages. You can set
SOFTWARE=\\server1\share\... individually at each site, in wpkg-start.bat or
in settings.xml if y
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It would be, but our WPKG is deployed as a scheduled task on system start, and
we have had problems retaining environment variables in that case.
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> Nope. That's why you should use %SOFTWARE% in your packages. You can set
> SOFTWARE=\\server1\share\... individually at each site, in wpkg-start.bat or
> in setti
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Hello again ;-)
I am back with som
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@Falko: Any update on this?
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#11: Rainer, I couldn't get further into this, since this didn't happen again.
I assume it had something todo with a WPKG Client update on this machine. So
perhaps this w
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Finally I added some of my comments and concerns about several debug levels to
the FAQ. Comments are still welcome but my position at the moment is very
clear. I am not go
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Huston, we got feedback ;-)
Very nice. Not often we get final confirmation. But yes, it's exactly what the
"verified" state is meant for.
I am not closing it yet. I would
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Just a status update...
I did not forget about that change. However proper implementation and test
requires some time. There are numerous use-cases and variations (remove,
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Still, a 64 bit version of WPKG Client might be needed.
As I referenced that need here: http://wpkg.org/TODO_list#WPKG_Client - let's
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Now this was a long justification.
Any other opinions? Pros? Cons? Should we close this bug and forget about it?
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I'll come back to it tomorrow (and perhaps upload a new version).
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Well I just clarified my position. But I don't like to just close it in order
to offend people who like to have such a modification. Unfortunately this
change is very bad
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Would be useful for me as well once or twice in the past.
Do you have any patches? ;)
Technically, it should be easy to implement - just add a "hook" for downgrade
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Isn't communication between wpkg.js and WPKG Client using the registry better?
Then, it would be independent of the flags used (/debug, /quiet etc.).
Other than
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Hi Tomasz,
I fully agree that a time value causes exactly the same problems and would not
be very helpful. Even if you specify a time value for each command (which will
be
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Added locally. This fix will be included within the next RC.
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> Let me write down what I think about this change...
>
> I thought about it for a while and came to some conclusions. First of all
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Marco Gaiarin wrote:
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> ...this could be really useful (we call it 'pinpoint' as in dpkg? ;),
> expecially for testing purpose: i can build a new recipe for a package
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>> In other words: how to deploy a new revision of the package for one chosen
>> profile only?
>... just use a new package, it doesn't cost anything :)
No, it won't
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Reg. #3: http://wpkg.org/WPKG_flags#Rarely_used_parameters
use wpkg.js /config:anotherconfig.xml and/or /base:path-to-newer-xml-and-files
Reg. #4: why do you have a remov
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It's downloadable now.
Perhaps, there were enough RC releases and we should make a release soon (one
more release for RC6, then no new features, wait two weeks for
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> About registry based communication:
> Personally I think the registry is not the best place for
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OK, I agree that we should release it because if we continue as we did up to
now we will never get it released.
Unfortunately I already worked on Bug 94 and included a fi
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http://bugzilla.wpkg.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42
--- Comment #12 from Rainer Meier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2008-01-14 22:47:50 ---
#10
> > 2008-01-12 20:30:00 - WPKGSTATUS Starting software synchronization
> > 2008-01-12 20:30:02 - WPKGSTATUS Tasks: INSTALL 3; UNINSTALL 2
> > 2008-01-12 20:30:03 - WPK
http://bugzilla.wpkg.org/show_bug.cgi?id=55
--- Comment #14 from Tomasz Chmielewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2008-01-15
10:46:21 ---
Milestone? Why not.
RC does sound like something which is to be released soon, which doesn't have
to be true.
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--- Comment #7 from Tomasz Chmielewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2008-01-15 10:45:45
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Indeed, I also used to increase the revision to perform a downgrade once or
twice.
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--- Comment #13 from Tomasz Chmielewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2008-01-15
11:43:26 ---
> I hope you're not really thinking about WPKG client to store the exit code
> within the registry and WPKG.js is checking frequently if it is available
> (polling)
http://bugzilla.wpkg.org/show_bug.cgi?id=96
--- Comment #4 from Tomasz Chmielewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2008-01-15 12:13:16
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Uploaded.
Nick, does it work for you correctly?
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Summary: wpkg trapped in a loop after unplanned reboot during
uninstall
Product: WPKG
Version: other
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Windows Server 2003
Status: NEW
Sev
http://bugzilla.wpkg.org/show_bug.cgi?id=98
Summary: Logging Inacuracy
Product: WPKG
Version: other
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Windows XP
Status: NEW
Severity: enhancement
Priority: P2
Component: config files
http://bugzilla.wpkg.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99
Summary: Realtime check would be nice
Product: WPKG Client
Version: unspecified
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Windows XP
Status: NEW
Severity: enhancement
Priority: P2
http://bugzilla.wpkg.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99
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