RWD InfoPak Silent Install
Hello, I trying to install RWD InfoPak in silent mode, and this fails to install, with this log:
**************** 12/22/2009 12:02:37 ****************
RWD Info Pak 5.70 setup.exe was run with the following command line parameters: /S /M= D:\DEV\APPS\RWD_INFOPAKV5.8\SOURCE\SETUP.INI
from location D:\DEV\APPS\RWD_InfopakV5.8\Source by aceadmin.
WARNING! The following setup.ini variables contain values with invalid formatting:
PRODUCTID
ROLE_PREV
*** Silent Installation terminated due to setup.ini errors. ***
I put the next lines in the setup.ini file:
PRODUCTID=XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
ROLE_PREV=A
I don't understand where is the problem, can you help me?
Thanks in advanced.
**************** 12/22/2009 12:02:37 ****************
RWD Info Pak 5.70 setup.exe was run with the following command line parameters: /S /M= D:\DEV\APPS\RWD_INFOPAKV5.8\SOURCE\SETUP.INI
from location D:\DEV\APPS\RWD_InfopakV5.8\Source by aceadmin.
WARNING! The following setup.ini variables contain values with invalid formatting:
PRODUCTID
ROLE_PREV
*** Silent Installation terminated due to setup.ini errors. ***
I put the next lines in the setup.ini file:
PRODUCTID=XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
ROLE_PREV=A
I don't understand where is the problem, can you help me?
Thanks in advanced.
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Posted by:
dannyarya
14 years ago
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anonymous_9363
14 years ago
As those INI entries are in all upper-case, I strongly suspect that the stub utlimately extracts and executes an MSI. I'd run the set-up stub normally and, when you see the first screen, normally a 'Welcome' dialog, search your ROOTDRIVE drive for a new MSI. These normally get extracted to the %TEMP% folder but some vendors have taken to using folders beneath %APPDATA%. If you find an MSI, copy it to a safe place, renaming it to something sensible along the way. Then you can either create a transform or set the relevant properties via the command line when calling MSIExec.
Posted by:
caporal
14 years ago
Posted by:
caporal
14 years ago
Posted by:
icbrkr
14 years ago
I got it working with:
/S /M=setup.ini as the command line switches
Inside our setup.ini...
CLIENT_NAME=OUR GREAT ORANIZATION ;)
PRODUCTID=PRODU-CODEI-INCAPS-ANDHY-PHENS
MAINDIR=C:\Program Files\InfoPak
LANGID=0
ROLE_PREV=A
OPTIONS=AB
SHORTCUTS=EFGH
VISIO_SOLUTION=
EXECUTE_MS_WEBPUB=False
EXECUTE_KB907417=False
EXECUTE_REG_MSWORD=False
You may want to check for stray spaces, carriage returns, etc that might be throwing it off.
/S /M=setup.ini as the command line switches
Inside our setup.ini...
CLIENT_NAME=OUR GREAT ORANIZATION ;)
PRODUCTID=PRODU-CODEI-INCAPS-ANDHY-PHENS
MAINDIR=C:\Program Files\InfoPak
LANGID=0
ROLE_PREV=A
OPTIONS=AB
SHORTCUTS=EFGH
VISIO_SOLUTION=
EXECUTE_MS_WEBPUB=False
EXECUTE_KB907417=False
EXECUTE_REG_MSWORD=False
You may want to check for stray spaces, carriage returns, etc that might be throwing it off.
Posted by:
cygan
14 years ago
Posted by:
caporal
14 years ago
Posted by:
icbrkr
14 years ago
Posted by:
caporal
14 years ago
Hello, I need your help.
I'm making a package with the FireFox 3.5.5, and managed to silence, and do not appear on IE migration wizard, and check that no updates, not to be the default browser. But, I need to import data from IE to Firefox, without user intervention, for which I need a command line, you can not find on the Internet.
Someone can help me? With either command line or a script, I did capture with InstallShiled.
Thank you.
I'm making a package with the FireFox 3.5.5, and managed to silence, and do not appear on IE migration wizard, and check that no updates, not to be the default browser. But, I need to import data from IE to Firefox, without user intervention, for which I need a command line, you can not find on the Internet.
Someone can help me? With either command line or a script, I did capture with InstallShiled.
Thank you.
Posted by:
pack$$
13 years ago
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