Script Error

[mritter]

Problem solved. Sent icnocop a beta to test it.

[SirHaschke]

Hello and a good new year.

I try it and make the program not reboot after install.

I add a {REBOOT} to Command 2.

But WPI doesn't make a reboot (see the jpg file).

In the attachment is also my config.js and the log file.

What can i do?

WPI_Log_2009.01.02_09.56.32.txt

config.js

[Kelsenellenelvian]

WPI Installation Log File

Install process started at: Friday, January 02, 2009 2:20:38 AM

WPI information:
   Version=7.3.0
   Operating System=Vista
   Edition ID=Ultimate Edition
   Service Pack=1
   Internet Explorer version=7.0

   Options File=D:\DVD\WPI\WPIScripts\useroptions.js
   Config File=D:\DVD\WPI\WPIScripts\config.js

   // Window tab
   Resolution=1024
   MainWindowWidth=800
   MainWindowHeight=600
   MainWindowX=-1
   MainWindowY=-1
   InstallerWindowX=25
   InstallerWindowY=25

   // Interface tab
   ShowToolTips=true
   UseTransitions=false
   IndentText=true

   // Style tab
   Theme='Windows'
   RandomTheme=false
   BgPicture=''

   // General tab
   Configurations=['']
   ShowMultiDefault=true
   CheckOnLoad='default'
   NumCols=3
   // ---
   SortOrder=['Office']
   // ---
   Timer=true
   Seconds=57
   StartBeepAtSecs=10
   // ---
   ShowExtraButtons=true
   DoNotShowIfCD=true
   USSFSilentMode=false
   VerifyInstallHDD=false
   AllowCheckForInternet=true
   LoadDesktopBeforeInstall=false
   ReOpenAfterInstall=false
   DisableCatCheckBoxes=false
   SortWithinCats=true
   DisableOnDepsNotMet=true
   AlwaysUseScrollBar=true
   DontSplitCats=true
   InstallByCategory=false
   ReallyForce=false
   DisableIfDoGray=false
   InstallFonts=false
   ShowCommandInInstaller=true
   // ---
   DefaultInstallPath='default'
   CustomInstallPath=['']
   // ---
   Language='en'

   // Audio tab
   PlayAudioInInstaller=false
   InstallAudio=['']
   Volume=75
   Shuffle=false
   CopyAudioFolder=false
   CopyAudioPath=['%systemdrive%\WPI_Audio']
   DeleteAudioFolder=false

   // Tools tab
   MonitorResolution=0
   MonitorDepth=0
   MonitorRefresh=0
   // ---
   ExecuteBeforeEnabled=false
   ExecuteBeforebit4=false
   ExecuteBefore=['']
   ExecuteAfterEnabled=true
   ExecuteAfterbit64=false
   ExecuteAfter=['Regedit /s "%wpipath%\Install\RegFiles\Clean.reg"']
   // ---
   RestartComputer=false
   RestartType=0
   RestartSeconds=30
   DoNotLoadDesktop=false
   // ---
   LogInstallation=true
   LogPath=['%systemdrive%\WPI_Log.txt'];
   TimeStampLogFile=true

Global variables:
   %OSLANG%=ENU
   %WPIPATH%=D:\DVD\WPI
   %ROOT%=D:\DVD
   %CDROM%=
   %DOSPATH%=
   %SYSTEMDRIVE%=C:
   %WINDIR%=C:\Windows
   %PROGRAMFILES%=C:\Program Files
   %TEMP%=C:\Users\KELSEN~1\AppData\Local\Temp
   %SYSDIR%=C:\Windows\system32
   %ALLUSERSPROFILE%=C:\ProgramData
   %USERPROFILE%=C:\Users\Kelsenellenelvian
   %APPDATA%=C:\Users\Kelsenellenelvian\AppData\Roaming
   %COMMONPROGRAMFILES%=C:\Program Files\Common Files

List of programs to be installed:
   Panagon Filenet IDM 4.0.0
   Execute After

2 Items, 3 Commands

-----

Friday, January 02, 2009 2:20:39 AM
   Program: Panagon Filenet IDM 4.0.0
   Unique ID: PANAGONFILENETIDM400
   Order: 900009
   Category: Batch CD 3
   Friday, January 02, 2009 2:20:39 AM - cmd1 *** Fail *** (returned code undefined): "D:\DVD\WPI\Install\IDM\FileNet400.exe"
   Friday, January 02, 2009 2:20:39 AM - cmd2 Success (returned code 0): "C:\Windows\system32\shutdown.exe" /r /f /t 3
   Friday, January 02, 2009 2:22:18 AM - Finished installation.

-----

Friday, January 02, 2009 2:22:18 AM
   Program: Execute After
   Unique ID: EXECUTE_AFTER
   Order: 0
   Category: WPI Built In
   Friday, January 02, 2009 2:22:18 AM - cmd1 Success (returned code 0): Regedit /s "D:\DVD\WPI\Install\RegFiles\Clean.reg"
   Friday, January 02, 2009 2:22:18 AM - Finished installation.

-----

Number of failed installations: 1

Install process finished at: Friday, January 02, 2009 2:22:19 AM

Worked for me...

[mritter]

@SirHaschke: Are you sure "C:\Windows\system32\shutdown.exe" exists? The code is fine.

[SirHaschke]

I found the error.

If i type "C:\WINDOWS\system32\shutdown.exe" /r /f /t 0 3 i get the syntax window.

But if i type "C:\WINDOWS\system32\shutdown.exe" /r /f /t 3 without the 0 it works.

Is there a bug?

[SirHaschke]

Another error.

I have installed Panagon Filenet IDM 4.0.0 and then, i make a reboot with the command "C:\WINDOWS\system32\shutdown.exe" /r /f /t 3.

I see the window like in the attachment and after 3 sec. the station reboots.

But before rebooting WPI try to install Panagon Filenet IDM 4.0.1 (Update)!!!

How can i resolve that?

The installation of the update must be install after the reboot.......

WPI_Log_2009.01.05_13.27.41.txt

Edited January 5, 2009 by SirHaschke

[mritter]

You can't type the reboot code in manually. WPI checks for the {REBOOT} function so it knows that it has a reboot coming up and won't go on to the next item.

{REBOOT} 3

not

{REBOOT} 0 3

[SirHaschke]

OK.

If i take the "reboot 3" from WPI 7.2.1, WPI make this command "C:\WINDOWS\system32\shutdown.exe" /r /f /t 0 3

But with V. 7.3.0 (beta) the reboot works fine.

But after the reboot, i get this error (see in the attachment).

If i click "Ja" nothing happens........

The logfile is also in the attachment.......

Thanks for a solution.

WPI_Log_2009.01.06_10.43.17.txt

[mritter]

I don't know what to tell you. Should be fine. Try it with a different program to see if it works properly. It could be that program causing the problem, not WPI. Like the Office issue did.

[SirHaschke]

OK.

I try it with "MSI-Installer 3.1" and ".NetFX 2.0".

I put a "reboot 3" after the "MSI-Installer 3.1" (see config.js and logfile).

The machine reboots and after login i get the same error above.

If i click "Ja" the error in the the picture comes.

If i click "Ja" again nothing happens.

In the Task Manager i see the process "mshta.exe".

If i kill this process WPI is closed and i see my desktop.

My machine is a fresh clean XP SP3 IE7 workstation!

Something is there wrong :-(

WPI_Log_2009.01.07_15.28.49.txt

config.js

Edited January 7, 2009 by SirHaschke

[SirHaschke]

I do another test on a XP SP2 machine.

On this machine it works fine.

Very strange........any ideas?