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As long as wpkg.js hasnt changed too much (I am still using 0.9.7) you
can simply add a command to the target machine and then setup either a
scheduled task or service to run the 'cscript \\path\\to\wpkg.js /quiet
/norestart' command line. Keep in mind that when you run it you MUST
run it in the context of the user who has permission to install the
software AND has access the packages.<br>
To run as a service you can use srvany.exe
(<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/137890">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/137890</a>) to run the command<br>
and SC.exe to create the service (sc.exe create wpkg binpath= "srvany
cscript \\etc" start= auto DisplayName= wpkg obj=Admin password=
*******)<br>
To run as a scheduled task just add the command "cscript wpkg.js etc
etc"<br>
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Rainer Meier wrote, On 27/03/2008 11:19:
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Kent Tong wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
Is it possible to install the wpkg client manually (as opposed to running
the msi file)?
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Hmm, it might work if you just copy all the %ProgramFiles%\wpkg files to
the host. Additionally you need to add the service to start WPKG at
Windows startup. To achieve this you might be able to export
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WpkgService and import it on the
target machine. I am not sure if WPKG client adds this entry by itself
or if there is a switch to the wpkginst.exe binary to achieve this.
Probably Tomasz Chmielewski can answer this.
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<pre wrap="">I am asking because trying to install the wpkg client v1.2.0 on our Windows
2003
Terminal Server failed with the error "This application has requested the
Runtime to
terminate it in an unusual way".
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Whatever "unusual way" means. Well, a WPKG client developer might give
some comments to this as well.
br,
Rainer
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