Hi Marc, On 22.04.2010 13:46, heiko.helmle at horiba.com wrote: > If you don't mind, I'll try to keep the patch in the bugzilla bug > updated with new wpkg revisions. First of all, thank you for your comments. In some aspects you're fully right. Maybe I am not using MSI packages which take very long if they don't have anything to do (never deployed Lotus). All this patch is about is to prevent executing the installer again if the checks are still met. We both agree that this parameter needs to be optional since for most packages it would prevent WPKG to do any upgrade. If used the user has to be aware that the package upgrade will actually NOT take place if the checks defined are already true on the system. So the checks clearly have to include a check for a component which is false for the outdated version(s). I do not deny that this might be useful in some specific cases but I intended to underline that the same behavior can be achieved with some scripting already. It's fully clear to me that not everybody likes scripting and not everybody is even able to write such scripts but WPKG will never ever be able to cover any possible case in the world and the ability to use scripts, wrappers and other tools provides a unique flexibility. For sure I fully agree that you can continue to maintain the patch and I am even thinking about including it (with proper level of documentation) into WPKG. Thanks for the discussion. Rainer |