Thank you Frank, that's perfect. I tried to set revision="1" as an environment variable in wpkg-start.bat so that once and while I can up the number and have it re-check for my list of unwanted programs. Too bad aol doesn't have a silent uninstaller. Guess there's always autoit. But the wpkg didn't like the variable. It's no big deal I just use revision="222" for all of them and find and replace when the time comes. Peter On 9/14/07, Frank Lee <rl201 at cam.ac.uk> wrote: > Hi Peter, > > Try > <check type='logical' condition='not' > > <check type='file' condition='exists' path='c:\foo\bar' /> > </check> > to implement a "not exists" function. > > Yours, > > Frank > > On Fri, 14 Sep 2007, Peter Hartmann wrote: > > > I'm using wpkg to remove 'crapware' that comes bundled with > > manufacturers OS installs. To do it the way I want, I think wpkg > > might need ' condition="notexist" ' in packages.xml. Right now I'm > > using a fictitious condition so that it runs every time. *I think* > > for some reason I needed that for the packages to run at all. That's > > very not efficient as my list of unwanted software is getting long. > > execute="once" isn't really an option because I believe it depends on > > condidtion, which since things are removed, can't be met. Is there a > > better way to do it? Or has anyone thought about implementing > > "notexist"? Or should I be looking at exit codes? > > > > > > > > Thanks, > > Peter > > wpkg-users mailing list wpkg-users at lists.wpkg.org http://lists.wpkg.org/mailman/listinfo/wpkg-users |