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10-03-2006, 04:05 AM
I've been looking at the wupdate.sb5 script and I have some
questions/suggestions.
1. It looks like only partial support is there for "Store Properties
in INI file". e.g.
lines 235-239 have a check for IDEPLOY.CLI existing when updating the
last check date.
BUT line 116 (inside CheckFOrUpdateOnly Support) and lines 158,161
(inside SILENT SUPPORT) always update the registry and never the INI
file.
I'm guessing that the same check in lines 235-239 should be applied in
both cases.
IF IDEPLOY.CLI file doesn't exist
!update register
ELSE
!update INI file
end
2. Inside the SILENT SUPPORT section, lines 158, 161 the LOCAL LAST
setting is updated twice. I'm thinking that line 158 is redundant and
should be removed, so that the LOCAL LAST date is updated only when
the download update is actually done.
3. I can see how a silent check for updates is done. Some of my users
would want to turn on the option to silently install all updates (but
some don't). Can I have the WUPDATE script tell the installer to run
with silent mode? i.e. run the install program with /S for silent?
Regards,
Alan
Alan Telford
Development Manager
Maxtel Software Ltd
http://www.maxtelsoftware.com
questions/suggestions.
1. It looks like only partial support is there for "Store Properties
in INI file". e.g.
lines 235-239 have a check for IDEPLOY.CLI existing when updating the
last check date.
BUT line 116 (inside CheckFOrUpdateOnly Support) and lines 158,161
(inside SILENT SUPPORT) always update the registry and never the INI
file.
I'm guessing that the same check in lines 235-239 should be applied in
both cases.
IF IDEPLOY.CLI file doesn't exist
!update register
ELSE
!update INI file
end
2. Inside the SILENT SUPPORT section, lines 158, 161 the LOCAL LAST
setting is updated twice. I'm thinking that line 158 is redundant and
should be removed, so that the LOCAL LAST date is updated only when
the download update is actually done.
3. I can see how a silent check for updates is done. Some of my users
would want to turn on the option to silently install all updates (but
some don't). Can I have the WUPDATE script tell the installer to run
with silent mode? i.e. run the install program with /S for silent?
Regards,
Alan
Alan Telford
Development Manager
Maxtel Software Ltd
http://www.maxtelsoftware.com