Java 7 update 9 x86
I have setup a post install task for Java. It prompts for a certificate message. Once I hit 'yes' it then proceeds with the rest of the scripted install. Here's what I have:
jre-7u9-windows-i586.exe /s ADDLOCAL=ALL IEXPLORER=1 MOZILLA=1 REBOOT=suppress
Answers (5)
I forgot to add, this works fine on the x64 architecture using the same command line. It's really weird.
I think it extracts a msi file in the backend so msi command might work. Try adding in /qn before /s. Not sure why it would work for x64 and not x86.
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Tried adding the /qn and it didn't work. - akilpatrick 12 years ago
You can pass the msi switches by using the /v""
place your passed commands inside the quotes like this
jre-7u1-windows-i586.exe" /s /v"/norestart AUTOUPDATECHECK=0 JAVAUPDATE=0 JU=0"
mozilla and I explorer seem to be depreciated according to the documentation.
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Tried this and it didn't work.
jre-7u9-windows-i586.exe /s /v"/norestart AUTOUPDATECHECK=0 JAVAUPDATE=0 JU=0" - akilpatrick 12 years ago -
Interesting, Have you tried the deploy thread found here?
http://www.itninja.com/software/oracle/java-2/7-552 - jdornan 12 years ago -
I tried this;:
Workaround:
Start the jre-7u5-windows-i586.exe program manually. Browse to where it has extracted the temp files (C:\users\<someuserprofile>\appdata\locallow\sun or similar).
Zip together the jre1.7.0_05.msi and Data1.cab files (you can cancel the started installation after this).
with the command line options set too:
msiexec.exe /i "jre1.7.0_09.msi" /qn
And this time it worked in the sense that it didn't halt on the certificate error message, but it didn't install Java either.
I read somewhere that the /qn options didn't work, so I'm going to retry now. - akilpatrick 12 years ago
just extract the MSI and you are able to do anything you want by using Commandline PROPERTIES or using an MST file with the configuration info.
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Will try this and report back. - akilpatrick 12 years ago
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Looks like this didn't work either. - akilpatrick 12 years ago
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Hiplease verify that the date and time are correct in the machine. I had this during an implementation and it told me that the certificate was expired. When checking the date/time I found out that these were not correct - jveldh 11 years ago
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I've encountered the same problem and I have yet to find a solution. Fortunately KACE currently has the patch available for Java 7 update 9, but like yourself I've had to resort to manual installs for machines missing Java. I will post if I find a workaround. - GeekSoldier 12 years ago
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Thank you, GeekSoldier. It's frustrating for sure. - akilpatrick 12 years ago
Take a look at the syntax used in this script. Let me know if the options work for you.
http://www.mockbox.net/configmgr-sccm/175-install-sun-java-update-silently
Most of it looks the same as the java switches we're all familiar with. The other option is to brave his installer .zip file available for download.