> > Ok, so I have wpkg working on almost all the new pc's except > a handfull. > Those that won't work keep installing the default package > list instead > of the one that I explicitly told it to install using it's > hostname. Is > there anywhere I can look in wpkg, samba, or on the pc to see what > profile it is trying to pull? I have even gone as far as removing the > wpkg.xml from the c:\windows\system32 and formatting and reinstalling > the OS. > I am using the following command script to create a log file with all the important information, without actually installing anything. Run that on your problematic machines. Make sure to change SOFTWARE and WPKG_ROOT to match your environment. rem ---code start (watch for line wraps) @rem @echo off pushd %~dp0\.. set SOFTWARE=%CD% pushd %~dp0 set WPKG_ROOT=%CD%\WPKG Server echo. echo Executing WPKG in Debug Mode ... cscript "%WPKG_ROOT%\wpkg.js" /nonotify /debug /dryrun /synchronize /sendStatus /logLevel:0xFF >"%TMP%\wpkg_check.txt" echo. echo Displaying Log File ... if exist "%ProgramFiles%\Notepad++\notepad++.exe" ( "%ProgramFiles%\Notepad++\notepad++.exe" "%TMP%\wpkg_check.txt" ) else ( if exist "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Notepad++\notepad++.exe" ( "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Notepad++\notepad++.exe" "%TMP%\wpkg_check.txt" ) else ( notepad "%TMP%\wpkg_check.txt" ) ) popd popd echo. pause rem ---code end --- Stefan |