Hi all,

I'm currently using unattended-4.7 on a CentOS 5 server and I have a
question concerning the installation of hotfixes and applications "the
unattended way".

The setup works fine, I can install my machines using diskless PXE boot.

The problem is when I want to add hotfixes and applications.
I first put all batch scripts (except perl.bat which I do not touch)
which were in the scripts directory in a subdirectory which I called
"unused_scripts" for lack of a better name.
I downloaded 7-zip and vlc binaries, placed them in the packages
directory; copied the 7-zip.bat and vlc.bat back into the scripts
directory and edited them in order to keep only the minimal number of
lines. That works fine, cool. :-)
I then copied the firefox and thunderbird scripts into the scripts
directory and downloaded the binaries into the packages directory. That
works too, great. :-)
Feeling very bold and lucky, I then copied the winxpsp*.bat scripts back
into the scripts directory and ran the script-update and prepare tools
with the proper language code (FRA). It indeed updated my scripts and
downloaded the binaries to the proper directories, brilliant. :-)
Unfortunately, when I run the installation of a machine, the only
applications I can install are 7-zip, vlc, firefox and thunderbird. No
trace of the updates anywhere. I checked rights on files and folders,
that's OK. I tried copying the binaries to the packages directory and
editing the scripts, to no avail. I just can't get these updates to
appear in the applications list...

There must be something obvious missing which I can't, for the life of
me, spot. :-(
Can someone point me to a clue? That would be great. :-)

Thanks a lot and congratulations for this great project. :-)

Cheers,

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