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      Mikael Mieritz
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      I hope someone in here can help me.

      I have made a msi package that i want to deploy through fog. My problem is that the license files needed for the program is not included in the msi package so i made a script that copy the license files from a network location to the machine and execute the msi installer. The script works fine when i run it manually but i can’t get fog to execute it.
      It’s just a simple batch script. Toad.bat

      @Echo off

      echo Installing ToaD

      START “” “%LOCALAPPDATA%\Temp\7ZipSfx.000\Toad for Oracle 10.6.msi”

      mkdir %LOCALAPPDATA%“Quest Software”

      copy “S:\Licensed software\Toad\10.6\Quest Software*.*” “%LOCALAPPDATA%\Quest Software”

      I have used sfxmaker to put the script and the msi installer in one file and deploy that using fog. The file is pushed to the client. but never executes. What am i doing wrong?

      Am i missing some arguments or should i do this another way. I feel like i have tried everything.

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        Mikael Mieritz
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          Matt Harding
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          I’ve had this problem before in the early days of me trying to deploy snapins and get my head around it… easy enough to fix if it’s the same problem I had with my snapins…

          When you install the FOG service it installs itself and runs as a local system account… for some reason this doesnt work for me for everything… I just changed the user to local administrator on the service before I imaged… see the posted pic. Try that and see if it starts working.

          Incidentally, is this the only snapin you’ve made that you’re struggling with or do they all do this?

          Hope this helps anyhow.

          [url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/305_fog_service.jpg?:”]fog_service.jpg[/url]

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            Christopher Lynn
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            Oracle products, painful, poorly documented and I wish the company would go away.

            However…here you go. These should work for you.

            After you’ve got everything sorted out, build a wrapper. Lots of good products out there. AppDeploy Repackager is excellent and free. Very comparable to WISE Package Studio…but doesn’t cost 2 grand. Not open source though. The guys at ITNinja maintain it.

            Good luck, hopefully you don’t have too much trouble.


            [ToadStandAlone]
            msiexec.exe /i “\Source\Toad_Standalone\11_6_0_43\Toad for Oracle 11.6.msi” /qb INSTALLDIR=“C:\Quest\Toad for Oracle 11.6”

            [QuestSQLOptimizer]
            msiexec.exe /i “\Source\QuestSQLOptimizer_Oracle\8_7_0_2431\QuestSQLOptimizerForOracle_8_7_0_2431_32bit.msi” READONLY=TRUE ApplicationUsers=”AllUsers” /qb INSTALLDIR=“C:\Quest\Quest SQL Optimizer for Oracle”

            [ToadDataModeler]
            msiexec.exe /i “\Source\Toad_Data_Modeler\4_3_3_6\ToadDataModeler_4.3.3.6.msi” /qb INSTALLDIR=“C:\Quest\Toad Data Modeler 4.3”

            [ToadforMYSQLFreeware]
            msiexec.exe /i “\Source\Toad_For_MySQL_Freeware\6_3_0_642\ToadforMySQL_Freeware_6.3.0.642.msi” /qb INSTALLDIR=“C:\Quest\Toad for MySQL Freeware 6.3”

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              chad-bisd Moderator
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                TheGrinch
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                [quote=“Matt Harding, post: 11827, member: 1207”]I’ve had this problem before in the early days of me trying to deploy snapins and get my head around it… easy enough to fix if it’s the same problem I had with my snapins…

                When you install the FOG service it installs itself and runs as a local system account… for some reason this doesnt work for me for everything… I just changed the user to local administrator on the service before I imaged… see the posted pic. Try that and see if it starts working.

                Incidentally, is this the only snapin you’ve made that you’re struggling with or do they all do this?

                Hope this helps anyhow.[/quote]

                I came across the same problem when joining the client to a domain after imaging. It might be an individual security-dependency of the domain but your solution helped. Thanks for posting…

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