Inspiration 9 silent install
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I'm looking for help in order to do a silent install for a program called Inspiration. I have checked the software kb forums and didn't find any unattended switches, has anyone here successfully install this program silently
I'm looking for help in order to do a silent install for a program called Inspiration. I have checked the software kb forums and didn't find any unattended switches, has anyone here successfully install this program silently
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Posted by:
Kosmo
12 years ago
Posted by:
robcav
7 years ago
For 9.2.3 I did the following:
First generate the response file with
setup -r settings.ini
If you have a site license, enter this info when it runs the first time. This will put a file called "Inspiration NOS" in the install directory which contains your serial info. Then zip this settings.ini file along with the "Inspiration NOS" file and installer. Then run the following:
xcopy "Inspiration NOS" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Inspiration 9\"
start /wait setup.exe -p settings.ini
ping -n 11 127.0.0.1>nul
taskkill /IM Insp9.exe /F
Where ping just allows the program time to launch, then taskkill kills it (since the installer automatically starts it after its done installing).
Posted by:
venu.dusari
13 years ago
Posted by:
clivebuckwheat1
13 years ago
Posted by:
phaysom
13 years ago
Hi,
I found out today that there are no switches with Inspiration 9 install. Tech Support at Inspiration sent me this. Hope it helps.
Thank you for your email. Our installer does not support silent
install switches. We do have an .msi for Inspiration 9 that I'd be
happy to share with you. Would that be helpful?
Though I don't anticipate any troubles with the .msi, you should know
that configurations different from my testing environment have a small
chance of showing unusual behavior. Please do let me know if anything
unusual does happen in the update process or after it is updated.
To obtain the Inspiration 9 IE msi, please download the the following
zip file from our server:
http://files.inspiration.com/J84A8AHH-7E34
After you have extracted the files from the zip, please use the
following instructions:
-To place our application to a central location so the MSI can copy
the files to the local client, do a standard network install of
Inspiration 9 IE (as outlined in the volume license install
instructions) Our MSI will simply copy the files from the server to
the client, resulting in a local install.
- Copy the Inspiration.msi and ideploy.ini into the install directory
(the same directory as the Insp9.exe)
- Edit the ideploy.ini with a text editor and change the SourceDir
variable to point at your network installation (\\server\share\appdir)
- Now point your network deployment tool (such as Zen Works) at the
Inspiration.msi file in the same way you normally do. I would
recommend assigning the msi on the machine level, as opposed to the
user level for best results.
I found out today that there are no switches with Inspiration 9 install. Tech Support at Inspiration sent me this. Hope it helps.
Thank you for your email. Our installer does not support silent
install switches. We do have an .msi for Inspiration 9 that I'd be
happy to share with you. Would that be helpful?
Though I don't anticipate any troubles with the .msi, you should know
that configurations different from my testing environment have a small
chance of showing unusual behavior. Please do let me know if anything
unusual does happen in the update process or after it is updated.
To obtain the Inspiration 9 IE msi, please download the the following
zip file from our server:
http://files.inspiration.com/J84A8AHH-7E34
After you have extracted the files from the zip, please use the
following instructions:
-To place our application to a central location so the MSI can copy
the files to the local client, do a standard network install of
Inspiration 9 IE (as outlined in the volume license install
instructions) Our MSI will simply copy the files from the server to
the client, resulting in a local install.
- Copy the Inspiration.msi and ideploy.ini into the install directory
(the same directory as the Insp9.exe)
- Edit the ideploy.ini with a text editor and change the SourceDir
variable to point at your network installation (\\server\share\appdir)
- Now point your network deployment tool (such as Zen Works) at the
Inspiration.msi file in the same way you normally do. I would
recommend assigning the msi on the machine level, as opposed to the
user level for best results.
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this msi only copies files, and do not install the product... - Kosmo 12 years ago
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