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Repackaging (silent command line installation) |
http://www.appdeploy.com/ articles/commandline.asp |
13 July 2008 12:22:55pm
The surest way to deploy an application with the least amount of issues is to use the setup routine designed for the application in the first place. Repackaging is necessary when a using a deployment tool that requires it, or when a command line installation is not supported. Often poorly documented, or not at all, you may find it difficult to discover how to go about this. You may also be surprised at the number of ways that exist to silently install an application from the command line when you know where to look and what to try. By "from the command line" we are talking about the use of command line switches to initiate the unattended installation of software such as "SETUP.EXE /SILENT". There are a number of steps you can take in your attempt to uncover a means of command line installation and we will cover them all here.
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Unattended-Silent Installation Switches for Windows Apps |
http://unattended. sourceforge.net/ installers.php |
26 February 2005 9:43:37am
The goal of this document is to collect instructions for performing unattended/silent installations of many popular Windows applications. Such instructions are useful for automating these installations. |
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