Hello,
thank you for this valuable information. I've also opened another thread regarding task tracking in the console.
Regards
The search returned 21 results
- December 1, 2017 - 1:37 PM
- Forum: WAPT Server
- Subject: WAPT migration from Windows to Linux + console action tracking
- Answers: 2
- Views : 4286
- December 1, 2017 - 12:29
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: How to force uninstall a package from within another package?
- Answers: 4
- Views : 6137
Re: Force uninstallation of a package from another package?
Hello,
you have several options.
If you have created a new package with a different name:
1) In your WAPT\control package file: add the name of the package to be removed to the conflicts section.
2) In your installation routine, add the line wapt.remove('the name of the package to remove'...
you have several options.
If you have created a new package with a different name:
1) In your WAPT\control package file: add the name of the package to be removed to the conflicts section.
2) In your installation routine, add the line wapt.remove('the name of the package to remove'...
- December 1, 2017 - 12:09 PM
- Forum: WAPT Server
- Subject: Stock tracking + history in console
- Answers: 3
- Views : 4449
Action tracking and history in the console
Hello,
is it possible to have a comprehensive overview of tasks performed from the console? (package installation/removal on a machine, repository update, import of new packages, etc., task status [error/completed]).
This would be a really useful feature in the context of...
is it possible to have a comprehensive overview of tasks performed from the console? (package installation/removal on a machine, repository update, import of new packages, etc., task status [error/completed]).
This would be a really useful feature in the context of...
- November 30, 2017 - 4:28 PM
- Forum: WAPT Server
- Subject: WaptServer crashes unexpectedly on Debian
- Answers: 8
- Views : 7718
Re: WaptServer crashes unexpectedly on Debian
Hello,
without having to reinstall the entire server, does restarting it in runlevel 3 (network mode, without a graphical server) work? (Type `init 3` in a terminal window; this will take you to the command-line console.)
To force the server to start in runlevel 3, you...
without having to reinstall the entire server, does restarting it in runlevel 3 (network mode, without a graphical server) work? (Type `init 3` in a terminal window; this will take you to the command-line console.)
To force the server to start in runlevel 3, you...
- November 30, 2017 - 4:10 PM
- Forum: WAPT Server
- Subject: WAPT migration from Windows to Linux + console action tracking
- Answers: 2
- Views : 4286
WAPT migration from Windows to Linux + console action tracking
Hello,
I'd like to know if it's possible to migrate a WAPT server currently running on Windows to a WAPT server running on Linux?
If so, is there a documented procedure? (Is simply copying the WAPT directory structure and database sufficient?)
Another question: is it possible to have ongoing support...?
I'd like to know if it's possible to migrate a WAPT server currently running on Windows to a WAPT server running on Linux?
If so, is there a documented procedure? (Is simply copying the WAPT directory structure and database sufficient?)
Another question: is it possible to have ongoing support...?
- September 7, 2017 - 5:08 PM
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: setup.exe calling an msi
- Answers: 3
- Views : 5234
Re: setup.exe calling an msi
Hello,
For the Kaspersky agent, you can use the command `setup.exe /s`,
for example: `install_exe_if_needed(r'setup.exe','/s',min_version='your agent version',timeout=180)`.
Personally, I use the executable provided in the agent's installation package, which is located in the directory of...
For the Kaspersky agent, you can use the command `setup.exe /s`,
for example: `install_exe_if_needed(r'setup.exe','/s',min_version='your agent version',timeout=180)`.
Personally, I use the executable provided in the agent's installation package, which is located in the directory of...
- May 5, 2017 - 5:19 PM
- Forum: WAPT Packages
- Subject: Office 2016 Package
- Answers: 21
- Views : 20495
Re: OFFICE 2016 Package
Hello Killian,
If it's the standard Office 2016 pack, you need to replace ProPlus with Standard
file.write('
run('"%s\Common Files\microsoft shared\OFFICE16\Office Setup Controller\Setup.exe" /uninstall Standard /config "%s\silent.xml"' % (programfiles32 ...
If it's the standard Office 2016 pack, you need to replace ProPlus with Standard
file.write('
run('"%s\Common Files\microsoft shared\OFFICE16\Office Setup Controller\Setup.exe" /uninstall Standard /config "%s\silent.xml"' % (programfiles32 ...
- May 4, 2017 - 11:18
- Forum: Package List
- Subject: Business Application Package
- Answers: 15
- Views : 30086
Re: Business application package
In setup.py, you can use the `install_msi_if_needed` command, which by default launches the MSI in silent mode.
`def install():
print('Install Solid Edge ST8')
install_msi_if_needed('Solid Edge ST8.msi',min_version="",timeout=300)
print uninstallkey`
The advantage of this function is...
`def install():
print('Install Solid Edge ST8')
install_msi_if_needed('Solid Edge ST8.msi',min_version="",timeout=300)
print uninstallkey`
The advantage of this function is...
- May 4, 2017 - 11:12
- Forum: Package List
- Subject: Business Application Package
- Answers: 15
- Views : 30086
Re: Business application package
You can remove the /quiet, it's redundant with /qn
- May 4, 2017 - 11:01
- Forum: Package List
- Subject: Business Application Package
- Answers: 15
- Views : 30086
Re: Business application package
Okay... so the setup.exe file is extracted from the MSI files.
In that case, you can try the following:
1) Run setup.exe normally.
2) Once the installer has launched, go to the temporary directory
(Windows + R, run the command %temp%).
In the %temp% directory, there should be...
In that case, you can try the following:
1) Run setup.exe normally.
2) Once the installer has launched, go to the temporary directory
(Windows + R, run the command %temp%).
In the %temp% directory, there should be...
