User specific install
Hello. I've a stupid app. (jinitiator) which is easy to deploy but we require to perform some post-install configuration which is user specific. (uses c:\documents and settings\<user>\.jinit).
Can anybody point me please to a tool/faq/procedure for doing this configuration at first logon ?
Thanks
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Ian
Can anybody point me please to a tool/faq/procedure for doing this configuration at first logon ?
Thanks
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Ian
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gmorgan618
18 years ago
Make that file a key file (I would probably create a seperate component for it)...
Then use Stubpath to with a msiexec /fou <GUID> /qn to install the file for each user. (You can use other switches then qn but i find it causes less help desk tickets...)
Stubpath is a registry key that is found under Active Setup Key -- HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ActiveSetup\<GUID>
"stubpath"=msiexec /fou <GUID> /qn
For every user this will launch a reinstall of older/missing files and user based registry keys ... you can change the parameters to change the actions...
Once it runs it will add the key HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ActiveSetup\<GUID> -- Notice it's too the Current User Hive ... so if you ever need it to rerun just delete that key... You can also do it by adding a Version value and just changing that...
You maybe able to find info on this on the web or MSDN...
Good Luck
Then use Stubpath to with a msiexec /fou <GUID> /qn to install the file for each user. (You can use other switches then qn but i find it causes less help desk tickets...)
Stubpath is a registry key that is found under Active Setup Key -- HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ActiveSetup\<GUID>
"stubpath"=msiexec /fou <GUID> /qn
For every user this will launch a reinstall of older/missing files and user based registry keys ... you can change the parameters to change the actions...
Once it runs it will add the key HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ActiveSetup\<GUID> -- Notice it's too the Current User Hive ... so if you ever need it to rerun just delete that key... You can also do it by adding a Version value and just changing that...
You maybe able to find info on this on the web or MSDN...
Good Luck
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