Difference between revisions of "SeaMonkey"
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| − | <install cmd='"%SOFTWARE%\seamonkey-1.0.1.de-AT.win32.installer.exe" -ms -ira' /> | + | <install cmd='"%SOFTWARE%\SeaMonkey\seamonkey-1.0.1.de-AT.win32.installer.exe" -ms -ira' /> |
<remove cmd='%SYSTEMROOT%\SeaMonkeyUninstall.exe -ms' /> | <remove cmd='%SYSTEMROOT%\SeaMonkeyUninstall.exe -ms' /> | ||
</package> | </package> | ||
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| − | <install cmd='%SOFTWARE%\Set_Seamonkey_as_default.cmd' /> | + | <install cmd='%SOFTWARE%\SeaMonkey\Set_Seamonkey_as_default.cmd' /> |
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| − | "%ProgramFiles% | + | "%ProgramFiles%\SeaMonkey\seamonkey.exe" -CreateProfile default |
| − | "%ProgramFiles% | + | "%ProgramFiles%\SeaMonkey\seamonkey.exe" -setDefaultBrowser -silent |
</pre> | </pre> | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 3 October 2006
This is a silent installer for the SeaMonkey Suite, the successor of the Mozilla suite.
<package
id="seamonkey"
name="Seamonkey Suite"
revision="101"
reboot="false"
execute="once"
priority="10">
<install cmd='"%SOFTWARE%\SeaMonkey\seamonkey-1.0.1.de-AT.win32.installer.exe" -ms -ira' />
<remove cmd='%SYSTEMROOT%\SeaMonkeyUninstall.exe -ms' />
</package>
Please note that I use execute="once" instead of any uninstall check. Perhaps you might want to use this instead:
<check type="uninstall" condition="exists" path="Mozilla SeaMonkey" />
If you want to make SeaMonkey the standard browser include an additional install command in the package definition:
<install cmd='%SOFTWARE%\SeaMonkey\Set_Seamonkey_as_default.cmd' />
Where Set_Seamonkey_as_default.cmd is :
"%ProgramFiles%\SeaMonkey\seamonkey.exe" -CreateProfile default "%ProgramFiles%\SeaMonkey\seamonkey.exe" -setDefaultBrowser -silent
This will of course create a SeaMonkey dummy profile in the systems account windows profile, but I can life with that.