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* The exit code 3010 command avoid a reboot after installation. Without it installation is not finished for WPKG, and TortoiseSVN will be reinstalled again and again. | * The exit code 3010 command avoid a reboot after installation. Without it installation is not finished for WPKG, and TortoiseSVN will be reinstalled again and again. | ||
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| + | == Avoiding reboot with TortoiseSVN 1.6.4 == | ||
| + | The method above doesn't seem to prevent a reboot and we're not sure why it even would work because once the msi has actioned a reboot checking the exit status and telling wpkg not to do a reboot won't stop it. | ||
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| + | Anyway, we found that you need to use [http://www.technipages.com/download-orca-msi-editor.html orca] to create a transform for the msi in which you delete the entry "ScheduleReboot" under "InstallExecuteSequence" in the msi. | ||
== Windows 2000 Install == | == Windows 2000 Install == | ||
Revision as of 10:58, 13 August 2009
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TortoiseSVN
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<packages>
<package
id="tortoisesvn"
name="TortoiseSVN"
revision="1"
priority="10"
reboot="true">
<!-- <check type="uninstall" condition="exists" path="TortoiseSVN 1.6.3.16613 (32 bit)" /> -->
<check type="file" condition="versiongreaterorequal" path="%PROGRAMFILES%\TortoiseSVN\bin\TortoiseProc.exe"
value="1.6.3.16613" />
<install cmd='msiexec /qn /i "%SOFTWARE%\version_control\TortoiseSVN-1.6.3.16613-win32-svn-1.6.3.msi" /norestart' >
<exit code="0" reboot="false" />
<exit code="3010" reboot="false" />
</install>
<upgrade cmd='msiexec /qn /i "%SOFTWARE%\version_control\TortoiseSVN-1.6.3.16613-win32-svn-1.6.3.msi" /norestart' >
<exit code="0" />
<exit code="3010" reboot="false" />
</upgrade>
<remove cmd='MsiExec.exe /qn /x "{3BC1954F-F5C9-4ED2-BB2A-BAEEF4DAC74D}"' >
<exit code="0" />
<exit code="1641" reboot="false" />
</remove>
</package>
</packages>
- The "versiongreaterorequal" check gives the right to users to perform upgrade themselves before the upgrade is validated in wpkg. This is useful in environments where users have some administration rights.
- The exit code 3010 command avoid a reboot after installation. Without it installation is not finished for WPKG, and TortoiseSVN will be reinstalled again and again.
Avoiding reboot with TortoiseSVN 1.6.4
The method above doesn't seem to prevent a reboot and we're not sure why it even would work because once the msi has actioned a reboot checking the exit status and telling wpkg not to do a reboot won't stop it.
Anyway, we found that you need to use orca to create a transform for the msi in which you delete the entry "ScheduleReboot" under "InstallExecuteSequence" in the msi.
Windows 2000 Install
Recent versions of TortoiseSVN will not install on Windows 2000 unless the file gdiplus.dll exists in your system32 directory. Gdiplus can be downloaded from Microsoft. For Win2k add the following as the first install item.
<install cmd='%COMSPEC% /C copy /Y "%SOFTWARE%\version_control\gdiplus.dll" "%WINDIR%\System32\"' />
Windows 2000 Uninstall
TortoiseSVN uninstall removes the file mfc90.dll from the Windows System directory. This will break your WPKG Client installation. This has been observed with WPKG Client version 1.3.6 on Windows 2000, but does not appear to affect XP installations.
Here is one possible workaround: Firstly, modify the wpkg client Checks, adding a check for mfc90.dll OR Windows XP.
<check type="logical" condition="and">
<check type="uninstall" condition="exists" path="WPKG" />
<check type="file" condition="versionequalto" path="%PROGRAMFILES%\wpkg\wpkgsrv.exe" value="1.0.0.11" />
<check type="logical" condition="or">
<check type="file" condition="exists" path="%WINDIR%\system32\mfc90.dll" />
<check type="registry" condition="equals" path="HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProductName"
value="Microsoft Windows XP"/>
</check>
</check>
This is ok, as far as it goes, but since the WPKG Client is broken, it will be unable to repair itself. So, the next step is an Active Directory Group Policy script.
set SOFTWARE=\\path\to\software
set WPKGROOT=\\your\wpkg\root
IF EXIST "%programfiles%\wpkg\WPKGSrv.exe" GOTO CHECKMFC
cscript "%WPKGROOT%\wpkg.js" /synchronize /quiet /nonotify
GOTO END
:CHECKMFC
ver | find "XP" > nul
if %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 goto END
IF EXIST "%WINDIR%\system32\mfc90.dll" GOTO END
cscript "%WPKGROOT%\wpkg.js" /synchronize /quiet /nonotify
:END
Alternatively, delete the tortoiseSVN "remove" Action and only uninstall manually, performing a manual repair of the WPKG Client immediately after.