Background:
OpenEdge 10.1B and SP3 silent install response files created and scripted via windows batch/cmd script for a Windows 2003 native domain.
When silent install scripts are run as an admin user logged onto a PC. Installation works fine.
I now wish to roll this out as part of an Active Directory Computer Shutdown script.
So far in testing the script initialises and starts the install shield wizard, and the log file is created and populated. The installation is not completed. Below is a copy of the Log output from the silent installer.
"[Installshield]
Version=7.1.100.1242
[Application]
Name=OpenEdge
Version=10.1B
Company=Progress Software
[CompletedEvents]
Event1=[11-19-2007 15:01:46] The Setup Utility has checked the system requirements.
Event2=[11-19-2007 15:01:46] The Setup Utility has copied the support files.
[ResponseResult]
ResultCode=0
ResultDescription=Installation completed successfully."
No files are copied to the PC and the installation is unsuccessful.
Any ideas as where I'm going wrong, or is there a better way?
OpenEdge 10.1B and SP3 silent install response files created and scripted via windows batch/cmd script for a Windows 2003 native domain.
When silent install scripts are run as an admin user logged onto a PC. Installation works fine.
I now wish to roll this out as part of an Active Directory Computer Shutdown script.
So far in testing the script initialises and starts the install shield wizard, and the log file is created and populated. The installation is not completed. Below is a copy of the Log output from the silent installer.
"[Installshield]
Version=7.1.100.1242
[Application]
Name=OpenEdge
Version=10.1B
Company=Progress Software
[CompletedEvents]
Event1=[11-19-2007 15:01:46] The Setup Utility has checked the system requirements.
Event2=[11-19-2007 15:01:46] The Setup Utility has copied the support files.
[ResponseResult]
ResultCode=0
ResultDescription=Installation completed successfully."
No files are copied to the PC and the installation is unsuccessful.
Any ideas as where I'm going wrong, or is there a better way?