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Deploy Winzip pro V20

Hi there,

I am having issue with deploy Winzip pro v20. I created a managed install
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The msi file gets downloaded on machine c drive C:\ProgramData\Dell\KACE\downloads. But it doesn't install. Here is the log

[2016-06-27.10:46:58][runkbot:UploadUsingCurl         ] UploadFile:  Server gzip compression cleanup.
[2016-06-27.10:46:58][runkbot:CleanupLog              ] Cleaning up log file [C:\Windows\TEMP\dkl14E.tmp]

[2016-06-27.10:47:13][AMPAgent:ClientReadCB           ] Header: msgid (103514657); msgType (0)
[2016-06-27.10:47:13][AMPAgent:ClientReadCB           ] Payload: pluginId: RunProcess (6); payloadLen (37)
[2016-06-27.10:47:13][pluginRunProcess:GetIdOfActiveUs] GetIdOfActiveUser: SECURITY_LOGON_TYPE: 2(18) There are no more files.


[2016-06-27.10:47:13][runkbot:GetKbot                 ] Kbot [6-1400808518] not found locally, downloading ...
[2016-06-27.10:47:13][runkbot:GetIdOfActiveUser       ] GetIdOfActiveUser: SECURITY_LOGON_TYPE: 2(18) There are no more files.


[2016-06-27.10:47:13][KDeploy:GetIdOfActiveUser       ] GetIdOfActiveUser: SECURITY_LOGON_TYPE: 2(18) There are no more files.


[2016-06-27.10:47:21][KDeploy:GetIdOfActiveUser       ] GetIdOfActiveUser: SECURITY_LOGON_TYPE: 9(18) There are no more files.


[2016-06-27.10:47:22][KDeploy:KLaunchClientImpl::Launc] KLaunchClientImpl::LaunchInSession - Error: CreateProcessAsUser Failed: 
[2016-06-27.10:47:22][KDeploy:CMIPackageMgr::LaunchPro] KDeploy    LaunchProcess: ERROR returned by KLaunch (193).
[2016-06-27.10:47:22][KDeploy:CMIPackageMgr::InstallSw] KDeploy    Managed Install FAILED (WINZIP200-64.MSI)
[2016-06-27.11:20:07][AMPAgent:ClientReadCB           ] Header: msgid (103516996); msgType (0)
[2016-06-27.11:20:07][AMPAgent:ClientReadCB           ] Payload: pluginId: RunProcess (6); payloadLen (31)
[2016-06-27.11:20:07][pluginRunProcess:GetIdOfActiveUs] GetIdOfActiveUser: SECURITY_LOGON_TYPE: 2(18) There are no more files.

What did I do wrong?

Thanks for your help.

Yan

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  • Thanks guys. I got around it by created a script install. But tested adding msiexec.exe /i in and it worked. - yzhang 8 years ago

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Posted by: anonymous_9363 8 years ago
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I know nothing about Kace but I imagine that the fault lies in the check-box "Don't prepend MSIEXEC.EXE".

How will the workstation execute an MSI without running it against MSIEXEC.EXE?!?

Posted by: rockhead44 8 years ago
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Top Answer

As VBScab says, you'll need to have msiexec run. Try this at the beginning of your command line:

msiexec.exe /i  
Posted by: anonymous_9363 8 years ago
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...and for pity's sake, add logging to your installation command lines. If anything goes wrong, you'll have no clue what failed without a log.

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