Dominic Iadicicco schrieb:
Hello all,
I have been testing WPKG for a couple of weeks now and have to say
it works pretty good if I log on as administrator.
Now how does the sync work when a non admin user logs on? I know that
is has to be running as a service but, How does that run the sync
command? Windows needs the context of a user to install software, and
that user need elevated privileges. I just don't understand how it
work.
It's really simple.
You have to start:
cscript \\server\wpkg\wpkg.js /synchronize /quiet
on a system start, either as Administrator or a SYSTEM.
Put it into a .bat file, and you have a script.
Did you read the documentation on http://wpkg.org/documentation.php ? :)
If you use Windows XP, the easiest way would be to use a Task Scheduler
- you can add a script to be run when the system starts with certain
permissions (as Administrator, or as SYSTEM).
In XP Task Scheduler has a GUI version, and a command line version (good
for Unattended installs).
In Windows 2000 there is only GUI version of Task Scheduler, so you
can't use it with Unattended installs.
We just wrote a simple installer for WPKG, which is really bare now, but
should be quite useful and good-working in a couple of weeks.
Let me know if you want to try it out.
--
Tomek
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