This is already an idea. I have swveral sulutions for that:
For every software installed from unattended create a extra key in the
registry. Like that:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
There for each entry a key:
"DisplayName"
"UnattendedID" here the id from the script
this can be made matching the "DisplayName" and the fieled "Name im
System" which is already in the database.
So you can get already installed machines and when installing software.
The service which Niels means can be provide by a already existing
service from M$.
The service runs with administrator rights and its so old that many
people forget that its exists.
so i tested it and it work!
Here comes up the solution:
write a script which called wget to get the installation from the GUI
and runs the todo.pl after that. Then make a "at" job as administrator:
at [[\\ComputerName] hours:minutes [/interactive]
[{/every:date[,...]|/next:date[,...]}] command]
So you can provide that a computer looks every day at 12:00 if there is
a software update/installation. And runs after that the installation.
I have also extended the scripts for the future, to uninstall the
software.... So you can get it to work with the gui.
Am Sa, den 13.11.2004 schrieb Tomasz Chmielewski um 14:59:
> Mario Gzuk wrote:
> > Hi,
> > now its done. A demo is available at: http://www.technikz.de:8080/
> > features:
> > - Scripts in database (also for using without perl installed -- for the
> > post installation)
> > - The scripts get a priority which can be used to control the corect
> > order of the installation
> > - the scripts has also a dependence so you can control which software is
> > installed /needed by another one (e.g. gimp needs gtk...)
> > - unattend.txt for each Computer
> > - bind to LDAP / Active Directory (work in progress, authentication is
> > working)
> > - see self
>
> Is it possible to add one more thing to Unattended GUI:
>
> A "service", added to each machine created with the help of Unattended,
> which will check if software installed on each of these machines
> "matches" a software database in Unattended GUI for a given machine /
> machine profiles etc.
>
> I think it's a question that often occurs on the list: how to mass
> update/install software on Windows machines in the network.
>
> If this feature would be present in Unattended (GUI), Unattended would
> be a full-featured solution for mass install / software update of
> Windows machines.
>
> What do you think?
>
> Tomek
>
>
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