Falko Trojahn schrieb: > Hi Tomasz, > > >> To install it manually, do (tested on XP SP2): >> >> 1. You need the files - the easiest way is to install WPKG Client on one >> machine, and copy contents of %PROGRAMFILES%\wpkg\ to another machine >> >> >> 2. Start cmd.exe and run: >> >> prompt> cd %PROGRAMFILES%\wpkg >> prompt> wpkgsrv /install >> WPKG Service installed. >> >> If it throws an error, there is something fishy. >> >> >> 3. Configure settings: >> >> prompt> wpkginst >> >> Put notepad as "execute before", and check "Show GUI". >> >> >> 4. Start the service - it should start notepad.exe: >> >> prompt> net start "WPKG service" >> >> It should start without errors, and notepad.exe should start shortly. >> >> If it works, configure the setting properly (users, paths etc.). > > Could you please add this to the Wiki, too? > > Perhaps the possibility to download a zip with the wpkg client files > without the installer/msi would be nice to have, a small script - > something like > > ----------------------------- > net stop wpkgservice > > xcopy /v /s /i /e /h /c /y /q "%install_loc%\wpkgclient" > "%PROGRAMFILES%\wpkg" > > cd %PROGRAMFILES%\wpkg > > wpkgsrv /install > > net start wpkgservice > ----------------------------- > > (untested) could be enough to install ... Most likely it won't be enough, as some libraries will be missing. > Questions remaining: > What about wgalogon.dll? Is it registered when wpkgsrv /install is started? Hmm, wgalogon.dll? Windows Genuine Advantage? It doesn't come with WPKG. > And is there something like wpkgsrv /uninstall? There is /remove flag - I added all info here: http://wpkg.org/WPKG_Client -- Tomasz Chmielewski |