[wpkg-users] Profile inconsitency: Package with ID 'imageresize' is listed in profile but ...

[Jose Cortijo]

Hi again,

this is what I have in packages.xml
    <package
    id="imageresize"
    name="Image Resize"
    revision="1"
    reboot="false"
    priority="100"
    notify="false"
    execute="always">


    <!--
    notify="false" - does not notify the user (with "true" user would be
notified)
    execute="always" - always executes "install cmd" - sets time in this
example
    execute="once" - executes only once, and never again
    -->
    <check type="uninstall" condition="exists" path="Image Resizer Powertoy
for Windows XP" />

    <install
cmd="\\delchnpek-fs002\wpkg-1.0.2\software\powertoys\ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe
/S /v/qn" />
    <remove cmd='msiexec /qb /l* c:\netinst\logs\powertoy.log
x{1CB92574-96F2-467B-B793-5CEB35C40C29}' />

    </package>

and this is what I have in imageresize.xml

    <package
    id="imageresize"
    name="Image Resize"
    revision="1"
    reboot="false"
    priority="100"
    notify="false"
    execute="always">


    <!--
    notify="false" - does not notify the user (with "true" user would be
notified)
    execute="always" - always executes "install cmd" - sets time in this
example
    execute="once" - executes only once, and never again
    -->
    <check type="uninstall" condition="exists" path="Image Resizer Powertoy
for Windows XP" />

    <install
cmd="\\delchnpek-fs002\wpkg-1.0.2\software\powertoys\ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe
/S /v/qn" />
    <remove cmd='msiexec /qb /l* c:\netinst\logs\powertoy.log
x{1CB92574-96F2-467B-B793-5CEB35C40C29}' />

    </package>

The installation works fine, now I am trying uninstall the software. I
remove the entry in profile.xml and profiles\default.xml but the software
doesnt get uninstalled....

some help?

thanks a lot man.
jose

2008/5/20 Jose Cortijo <jose.cortijo at gmail.com>:

> Hi Rainer,
> thanks a lot man. You were absolutely right. It is working right now. I
> create an imageresize.xml in the packages folder with that lines but I didnt
> know I should modify the packages.xml .
> So, the first file is not needed??
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> 2008/5/20 Rainer Meier <r.meier at wpkg.org>:
>
> Hi Jose,
>>
>> Jose Cortijo wrote:
>>
>>> But before I tried to run it in my own computer from cmd.
>>> I get an error the wpkg database is empty It should be empty as far I
>>> didnt install any softwarre yet.
>>> I create the variable SOFTWARE with the value path to software folder in
>>> the server and run manually the script.
>>>
>>> coudl you give me any suggestion??
>>>
>>
>> Sure, let's try to sort it out.
>>
>>
>>  Successfully loaded XML file: \\DELCHNPEK-FS002\WPKG-1.0.2\profiles.xml
>>> Reading XML file: //DELCHNPEK-FS002/WPKG-1.0.2/profiles/default.xml
>>>
>>
>> So two profile definition files have been read. Probably profiles.xml is
>> just the sample one included. You might remove it.
>>
>>
>>  Successfully loaded XML file: \\DELCHNPEK-FS002\WPKG-1.0.2\hosts.xml
>>>
>>
>> OK, it seems to use host.xml. No host definitions stored within the hosts/
>> subdirectory.
>>
>>
>>  Successfully loaded XML file: \\DELCHNPEK-FS002\WPKG-1.0.2\packages.xml
>>> Reading XML file: //DELCHNPEK-FS002/WPKG-1.0.2/packages/imageresize.xml
>>>
>>
>> Good, here it read pacakges.xml (probably just the sample file included).
>> You might remove it if you don't need the packages defined there. Reading
>> "imageresize.xml" seems to be fine too.
>>
>>
>>  Profiles applying to the current host:
>>> default
>>>
>>
>> OK; the profile assigned (look at hosts.xml) ist "default".
>>
>>
>>  Hosts file contains 1 hosts:
>>> DELCHNPEK-WIT01
>>>
>>
>> Just one host? Hmm, you might consider to use a regular expression for
>> productive use. Something like ".+" will match all hosts.
>>
>>
>>  Settings file contains 0 packages:
>>>
>>
>> This is correct - your local wpkg.xml has not been written yet.
>>
>>
>>  Packages file contains 4 packages:
>>> wpkg1
>>> wpkg2
>>> wpkg3
>>> time
>>>
>>
>> Looks a bit like the default list of packages. And here the problem seems
>> to be actually. The default "packages.xml" includes exactly these 4 sample
>> packages. It seems that either your "imageresize.xml" does not contain any
>> package - or you just copied an entry and forgot to change the ID to
>> "imageresize". Your package definition within imageresize.xml should looks
>> something like:
>>
>> <packages>
>>    <package
>>        id="imageresize"
>>        name="Image Resize"
>>        revision="1"
>>        reboot="false"
>>        priority="100">
>>
>> ...
>>
>>    </package>
>> </packages>
>>
>>
>>  Profile file contains 4 profiles:
>>> default
>>> custom
>>> administration
>>> other
>>>
>>
>> Correct - and as seen above "default" is applied to the host.
>>
>>
>>  Using profile(s):
>>> default
>>>
>>
>> Seems to be correct most probably.
>>
>>
>>  Adding package with ID 'imageresize' to profile packages.
>>> Profile inconsitency: Package with ID 'imageresize' is listed in profile
>>> but doe
>>> s not exist within  the package database or the local settings file.
>>> Please cont
>>> act your system administrator!
>>>
>>
>> As named above - WPKG did not find any package definition with
>> id="imageresize" in its header. Please verify your imageresize.xml
>> definition file.
>>
>>
>>
>> Hope this helps and gives you some more background about how WPKG works.
>>
>> br,
>> Rainer
>>
>
>
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