My mistake was: I did a backup of the xml file called 'Copie de firefox.xml' which was in the same sub-folder. WPKG still used this one because it had the same id and was read the first. I deleted this backup and now everything works fine. Thanks again. Rainer Meier a écrit : > Hi Vincent, > > Vincent MALIEN wrote: >> Hi Rainer, >> Thanks for this. >> I don't use WPKG client, but wpkg-start.bat on an Active Directory >> with Group Policy Management. >> So, I added to wpkg-start.bat your 2 lines: >> set PROG_FILES=%ProgramFiles% >> if not "%ProgramFiles(x86)%" == "" set PROG_FILES=%ProgramFiles(x86)% >> and I replaced %ProgramFiles% by %PROG_FILES% in firefox.xml >> But the PC don't take in account the new firefox.xml >> It should be in cache somewhere... > > WPKG does not have any cache. On each execution it is reading > packages.xml and all XML files from the packages/ sub-directory. After > successful installation the package which has been installed is added > to the local settings file %SystemRoot%\system32\wpkg.xml. > > Probably your package already installed successfully - so WPKG is of > course not re-installing it. Try removing Firefox from your client (so > the check within the package will fail) and WPKG will re-install > Firefox from the package on the server (of course using the fixed > package definition). > > Alternatively you might increase the version number of the package. > But then make sure that you define appropriate <upgrade.../> nodes > (also to copy your settings files) as WPKG will execute upgrade > commands in this case (not install commands). > > > br, > Rainer > |