Is it possible to reliably do a silent install for applications that don't seem to have a silent install switch?
I used "InstallRite" to create two such packages, but then i thought of something. In this computer, they were installing to my E:. So when i created the silent install package using InstallRite, would that package always try install to the e:? Even when there is no e:?
Is there a better way to do this? These are the programs i have left to add to my XP CD. I know all of these don't have silent install switches, but some might that i don't know about.
kerio-kwf-6.0.4-win.exe
j2re-1_4_2_05-windows-i586-p.exe
quicktimealt133.exe
realalt123.exe
Azureus_2.1.0.4_Win32.setup.exe
getrt510.exe
GuildFTPd.exe
zp403pro.exe
Full Version: Silent install for apps that don't have switches?
The real and quicktime alternatives use "/VERYSILENT /SP-" I think.
As for the sun java installer - have you read the official MSFN guide - if you did then maybe you did not read it carefully - the details were there:
Sun Java install
The guide mentions the switches for kerio as well. And Azureus uses the "/S" or "/s" switch, I think (note the capitalization). Getright switches are mentioned in the forums - please search.
As for the sun java installer - have you read the official MSFN guide - if you did then maybe you did not read it carefully - the details were there:
Sun Java install
The guide mentions the switches for kerio as well. And Azureus uses the "/S" or "/s" switch, I think (note the capitalization). Getright switches are mentioned in the forums - please search.
Guys,
When searching for something within the forum dont use the search that has the Google on the left ( I was using it at first) use the one on top of the page on the right corner, that will search withing the forum.
I think that this is why people say that they din't find it here.
When searching for something within the forum dont use the search that has the Google on the left ( I was using it at first) use the one on top of the page on the right corner, that will search withing the forum.
I think that this is why people say that they din't find it here.
installrite allows for some wildcarding - but probably not like what is described above.
use Virtual PC or VMware to simulate your unattended xp environment and run install rite from that - not your main PC.
use Virtual PC or VMware to simulate your unattended xp environment and run install rite from that - not your main PC.
QUOTE (prathapml @ Aug 30 2004, 03:48 AM)
As for the sun java installer - have you read the official MSFN guide - if you did then maybe you did not read it carefully - the details were there:
Sun Java install
The guide mentions the switches for kerio as well. And Azureus uses the "/S" or "/s" switch, I think (note the capitalization). Getright switches are mentioned in the forums - please search.
Sun Java install
The guide mentions the switches for kerio as well. And Azureus uses the "/S" or "/s" switch, I think (note the capitalization). Getright switches are mentioned in the forums - please search.
The java switch i never noticed in the guide, and as for Kerio, i believe it only mentioned Kerio Personal Firewall, whereas i have Kerio Winroute firewall, which i assumed was completly different, and wouldn't use the same switches.
I searched for the getright switches, but it didn't seem to work for me, maybe i got capitalisation wrong. I'll try again.
QUOTE (Muaitai @ Aug 30 2004, 07:24 AM)
Guys,
When searching for something within the forum dont use the search that has the Google on the left ( I was using it at first) use the one on top of the page on the right corner, that will search withing the forum.
I think that this is why people say that they din't find it here.
When searching for something within the forum dont use the search that has the Google on the left ( I was using it at first) use the one on top of the page on the right corner, that will search withing the forum.
I think that this is why people say that they din't find it here.
man, i was making the same mistake also.and install rite is perfect i use it for all make apps beacsue they install so **** quick
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