Acrobat 6.0.1 again..! No luck
Hi,
I know there are already several threads about acrobat 6.0.1, but I'm still a bit lost...
I want to distribute 6.0.1 but so far:
- No matter if published or assigned or to user, will only install if clicked on by user in control panel
- Even if I do use this method (which I can live with) reader 6.0.0 is still installed.. is there any way to remove it first?
- If I assign it to computers, it says it's installing at startup, but then is no-where to be seen.
I've tried including various transforms but nothing has made any difference...
Is there some way to assign to computers so that a user logs on and it's there? Also is there any way to remove 6.0.0 first so that there isn't two programs taking up space?
Any help would be much appreciated!! :D
Thanks,
Tania [:)]
I know there are already several threads about acrobat 6.0.1, but I'm still a bit lost...
I want to distribute 6.0.1 but so far:
- No matter if published or assigned or to user, will only install if clicked on by user in control panel
- Even if I do use this method (which I can live with) reader 6.0.0 is still installed.. is there any way to remove it first?
- If I assign it to computers, it says it's installing at startup, but then is no-where to be seen.
I've tried including various transforms but nothing has made any difference...
Is there some way to assign to computers so that a user logs on and it's there? Also is there any way to remove 6.0.0 first so that there isn't two programs taking up space?
Any help would be much appreciated!! :D
Thanks,
Tania [:)]
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kaspianx
20 years ago
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tan
20 years ago
For the most part I get the message:
The installation source for this product is not available. Verify that the source exists and that you can access it.
From what I've read this is to do with permissions? But if it's assigned to the user, not the computer, and the domain users all have access to the share with the install files, why does this still fail? :(
The installation source for this product is not available. Verify that the source exists and that you can access it.
From what I've read this is to do with permissions? But if it's assigned to the user, not the computer, and the domain users all have access to the share with the install files, why does this still fail? :(
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tan
20 years ago
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plourenco
20 years ago
Posted by:
kirkpatrick
20 years ago
Hi!
I had the same thing.
I was working on a contract and accepted the location for the MSI repository as given to me.
Turns out it was on a NT4 Server (member server) in an AD Domain (mixed mode)
What OS is the server that is hosting the packages share?
NT will not provide Kerberos Authentication to the workstation thereby making application installation of an assigned nature impossible.
Hope that helps!
Mike
I had the same thing.
I was working on a contract and accepted the location for the MSI repository as given to me.
Turns out it was on a NT4 Server (member server) in an AD Domain (mixed mode)
What OS is the server that is hosting the packages share?
NT will not provide Kerberos Authentication to the workstation thereby making application installation of an assigned nature impossible.
Hope that helps!
Mike
Posted by:
tan
20 years ago
Hi again,
Thanks heaps for your suggestions, they're much appreciated :)
The package is located on a Windows 2000 file server, so it's not the NT problem. I don't think it would be a cluster - I'm sorry for being so clueless! But how do I tell if it is and if I need to activate the cluster Kerberos?
Kind regards,
Tania
[:)]
Thanks heaps for your suggestions, they're much appreciated :)
The package is located on a Windows 2000 file server, so it's not the NT problem. I don't think it would be a cluster - I'm sorry for being so clueless! But how do I tell if it is and if I need to activate the cluster Kerberos?
Kind regards,
Tania
[:)]
Posted by:
tan
20 years ago
Hello all!! It's working!!! :D
Well for the most part anyway. ;) I turned off XP logon optimisation via group policy, and that seems to have done the trick, because now when you logon there's no trouble applying the software update. Click on a pdf and it installs 6.0.1.
I've even created an administrative template to change any settings via gpo. (As you can tell i'm pretty happy with myself to finally get this working!!! )
The only thing is I still have 6.0.0 installed on most of the machines, so it's wasting space to not uninstall it... any way I can uninstall it with the GPO at the same time as setting 6.0.1??
Thanks heaps again,
Tania :)
Well for the most part anyway. ;) I turned off XP logon optimisation via group policy, and that seems to have done the trick, because now when you logon there's no trouble applying the software update. Click on a pdf and it installs 6.0.1.
I've even created an administrative template to change any settings via gpo. (As you can tell i'm pretty happy with myself to finally get this working!!! )
The only thing is I still have 6.0.0 installed on most of the machines, so it's wasting space to not uninstall it... any way I can uninstall it with the GPO at the same time as setting 6.0.1??
Thanks heaps again,
Tania :)
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