The solution:Make sure there are no white-spaces in your folder name (or possible in the path in general, haven't checked that, but it makes sense).Once you renamed the folder to a white-space-less name, you can just run setup.exe directly from that folder.
We're working on deploying our Laserfiche Client (currently 8.3.2) software through SCCM 2012. After the conference we decided to try using the setup.exe to deploy the software instead of the many MSIs which are included with the product.
As we've worked with the setup.exe we've noticed that the -noui switch expected the MSIs to be in either the Client or Support folder. As we've tried different ways to push out the software we've found that the setup.exe is not finding the Support folder and throwing an error to the user regardless of if we push out the Support Folder or have the MSIs in the Client folder.
We are going to attempt the -silent mode to see how that goes, but as you said, the pre-reqs are there for a reason and we'd prefer to have them install properly so the client won't have any issues later on.
Our deployment team did as suggested and deployed a single folder and within that folder it had both the Client and Support folder with the required MSIs. They still had issues as the client computer could not find the support folder MSIs.
Also, when deploying just the Client to a workstation, is it recommended to use the full source Laserfiche installers (servers, client, admin tools, etc.) and then just use the setup.exe to limit what is installed? I'm curious if we're making this harder on ourselves by trying to limit the install package to be just the Laserfiche client.
When I try to run setup.exe by right click and run as administrator option, a command prompt just flashes for a split of a second and nothings starts after that.
steps I have followed:
1.After extraction, rename the extracted directory to db_home
2.Moved the db_home directory to the root of your Hard Drive ( in my case its C:\db_home )
3.run setup.exe as an administrator.
4.make sure not having spaces in folderpath.
For anyone looking for how to get an Oracle client running in a Docker Windows container, I can confirm the approach proposed here works. I used both instantclient_19_17 and instantclient_18_5 and both worked for me.
Rename the file to client.zip and try to uninstall it, it will fix the issue. The issue was occurring as WINDOWS.X64_193000_client file name is too long and due to some bug, it was giving an error while extracting it. I am not sure if the same thing applies to other OS as well.
I've tried connecting to the server via the command line and running ccmsetup.exe in this way, and I've tried copying the entire client folder to the client PC and running the setup this way. The only thing that happens is that Windows is asking for administrator rights, and when I click 'yes', nothing happens.
setup.exe will display different set of options based one the selected type and what application components included in the build. The set of possible application options are described in IFS Applications Installation Options in Setup.exe
Uninstalling your the installation you made with setup.exe can be done either by selecting Uninstall from the start menu created while runningsetup.exe, or by running the tool UNWISE.EXE located in the target directory specified in the Target Directory page of the wizard.
To distribute a QlikView installation, you need the executable installation file. Serial numbersand control numbers are not necessary until you start your first QlikView session onthe client computer.
At Indiana University, to download the Oracle client for Windows, UITS recommends downloading the client directly from Oracle's website. This requires a valid OTN (Oracle Technology Network) username and password. If you do not have a valid OTN username and password, go to Create Your Oracle Account and follow the on-screen instructions.
To trigger a silent installation of a setup.exe with Advanced Installer, you need to use the /exenoui install parameter. Besides setting the install display level of the main setup, this parameter also controls the display level of the MSI or EXE packages included as prerequisites in a bootstrapper Advanced Installer project.
open it and you should find a bunch of zip files that say oculus-client, oculus-compat, oculus-diagnostics, etc... Extract them all. If they are not there you may need to run the Oculus setup again and use the repair option.
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