Good morning,
When deploying my Firefox.exe package, I encountered the error message [Error 5] Access denied in the console. There were no problems during local installation.
At first I thought my silentflag was faulty, but after some research it seems to be correct.
For your information, I am using Windows 10 on all my VMs and I have the latest version of WAPT.
[RESOLVED] Firefox package deployment: [Error 5] Access denied
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- dcardon
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The first thing that comes to mind is an antivirus issue. Could you check the logs on that end?
Denis Cardon - Tranquil IT
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- sfonteneau
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Is your Firefox package version 18.5?
The binary is named "Firefox installer.exe".
The package clearly didn't originate from us.
Can you tell us where the file came from?
Can you also provide your setup.py file?
The binary is named "Firefox installer.exe".
The package clearly didn't originate from us.
Can you tell us where the file came from?
Can you also provide your setup.py file?
- sfonteneau
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You're apparently using Firefox's auto-downloader; the installer isn't in the .exe file but downloads Firefox from the internet every time you change it.
Use this one instead:
https://download.mozilla.org/?product=f ... 64&lang=fr
Use this one instead:
https://download.mozilla.org/?product=f ... 64&lang=fr
