Rainer Meier wrote: > Hi Mike, > > Mike Burgener wrote: >> I Manually checked if it works, it does by using a installer.cmd >> containing the following: >> > ... >> But when that .cmd gets started by wpkg it does not work. No error >> message at all > > > I guess it's related to credentials. WPKG is executed with > SYSTEM privileges. Probably you will find the reason within > the logs of your "whale" machine. Hmm, it works on a non domain-member machine, so I think it cannot be a permission problem, for me it looks like the installer does not get the "yes" when run by wpkg. > > Try putting some debug output like > mkdir c:\temp > echo before wh.exe >> c:\temp\wpkg.log > ... > echo after wh.exe >> c:\temp\wpkg.log > > into the cmd script to see where it actually stops and which > of the commands don't work. Then find out which user Windows > is using to connect to the share "wpkgsoftware" or "pcsoft" > and verify that this user can access the files. > > > br, > Rainer Kind regards Mike |