Hi all, Thanks Matt and Steve, your comments were greatly useful. I was looking into msiexec options and didn't think to make use of the perl scripts provided by unattended. The reboot-on directive works fine in my case, I just tested it this morning. :-) Thanks a lot. :-)
Cheers, Oliver Dans sa grande sagesse, Matt Hyclak a écrit, le 19.05.2008 16:10 : > On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 09:55:45AM -0400, Stephen Kojoukhine enlightened us: >> >From http://unattended.sourceforge.net/apps.php: >> >> "... >> For example, suppose you have an installer foo.exe which always exits with >> status 37. You would schedule it for invocation like this: >> >> todo.pl ".ignore-err 37 foo.exe" >> >> This will add ".ignore-err 37 foo.exe" to the to-do list. When todo.pl >> processes this line, it will invoke foo.exe, silently ignoring exit status >> zero or 37. It will still treat other status codes as errors. >> ..." >> >> Hope that helps you with ignoring the error, however I don't know why the >> installer fails otherwise. >> > > I think in general an exit status of 194 indicates the machine needs to be > rebooted in order for the install to complete. You probably want > > todo.pl ".reboot-on 194 ..." > > Matt >
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