New person trying to learn...
I have been reading ALL DAY on scripting and putting lines together. everywhere I read I here people talking about creating a deployment package for silent install?
What does this mean, and how do I create one.
For example I am working on deploying theOffice Compatibility pack,
Well I get the File formatcoverter.exe
Then I run and extract the files, I browse to the folder. There I have a 012conv.MSI, and a 012conv.cab, and a catalog folder, and a readme link to the internet.
I have tryed just using the MSI, to deploy but it looks like the .CAB has all the info in it..
Any ideas? thanks...again I am trying to teach this to my self and any help, I am GREATLY thankful for.
-Justin-
What does this mean, and how do I create one.
For example I am working on deploying the
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Posted by:
nheim
16 years ago
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jlewan
16 years ago
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Heresy
16 years ago
Posted by:
nheim
16 years ago
Hi Justin,
this makes it pretty difficult. You need to learn the deployment basics ASAP.
I hope you understand, that we can't give you courses here...
For the format converter:
You just need the two files: 012conv.MSI and 012conv.cab.
The cabfile is related to the MSI, it contains the files for this hole package.
To install it silent, use a command like this:
msiexec /i <Your path goes here>\012conv.MSI /qn
Regards, Nick
this makes it pretty difficult. You need to learn the deployment basics ASAP.
I hope you understand, that we can't give you courses here...
For the format converter:
You just need the two files: 012conv.MSI and 012conv.cab.
The cabfile is related to the MSI, it contains the files for this hole package.
To install it silent, use a command like this:
msiexec /i <Your path goes here>\012conv.MSI /qn
Regards, Nick
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
Back in the darkest recesses of my mind is a dim recollection of a temporary hack for a similar situation (or it may even have been for an Adobe app...) which involves divining the name of the update server, then adding it to the local HOSTS file but pointed to the loopback address. For example, if the update host is called 'update.adobe.com', then add this line to the foot of the HOSTS file:
update.adobe.com 127.0.0.1
Posted by:
nheim
16 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
Indeed, yes. I'm having a nightmare with AppDeploy at the moment, as I have to log in every time I want to post. I've tried all the usual hacks, like using a different browser, deleting cookies, bypassing the client's proxy, etc, etc, to no avail. I think I got a 'Post' window I wasn't expecting and just replied into it. I've now added the text to the correct thread (Adobe Shockwave 11).
Posted by:
nheim
16 years ago
Posted by:
bkelly
16 years ago
I'm on it. http://itninja.com/question/what-scripting-languages-do-you-use?9082
Does it appear fixed to you now?
Does it appear fixed to you now?
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
Posted by:
bkelly
16 years ago
There could be some caching issues here through all of this. Please try to log out, close the browser and then log back in.
Also, let's take this conversation over to this thread:http://itninja.com/question/what-scripting-languages-do-you-use?9082
Thanks
Also, let's take this conversation over to this thread:
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