Deployment Java 8.72 32 bit doesn't work with system account
As we have many users who work with java web applications, I have to distribute Java updates regularly. The managed installation to distribute the Java updates with a CMD file starts directly after logon to prevent the user from starting a web application prior to the Java update.:
The CMD is quite easy
The upload package contains both the 64 and 32 bit JRE SE package and the registry key.
When I tested the script manually with an admin account, everything worked fine, both versions get installed. Both versions were installed properly. As soon as I start the managed installation to distribute the package, only the 64 bit version gets installed, the 32 bit version won't. It seems that the 32 bit installer does run with the system account, only he 64 bit installer does.
Has sombody an idea how to solve this?
Regards - Eva
The CMD is quite easy
jre-8u72-windows-x64.exe /s
jre-8u72-windows-i586.exe /s
regedit /s "DisableJavaUpdx64.reg
jre-8u72-windows-i586.exe /s
regedit /s "DisableJavaUpdx64.reg
The upload package contains both the 64 and 32 bit JRE SE package and the registry key.
When I tested the script manually with an admin account, everything worked fine, both versions get installed. Both versions were installed properly. As soon as I start the managed installation to distribute the package, only the 64 bit version gets installed, the 32 bit version won't. It seems that the 32 bit installer does run with the system account, only he 64 bit installer does.
Has sombody an idea how to solve this?
Regards - Eva
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Pressanykey
8 years ago
Hi,
if you search the software tips you will find many solutions to this problem.
Not an ideal solution...
One of many results from the software tips section
But the best one is..
create empty file C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\java.settings.cfg before installation then it should run...
you could always try this...
this usually always works...
Cheers
Phil
if you search the software tips you will find many solutions to this problem.
Not an ideal solution...
One of many results from the software tips section
But the best one is..
create empty file C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\java.settings.cfg before installation then it should run...
you could always try this...
this usually always works...
Cheers
Phil
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Thanks. I tried it immediately, and it didn't work. :'( - EvaK 8 years ago
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Have you had a look at the other links? Could you post the msi log? - Pressanykey 8 years ago
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MSI log? I don't have Java MSI files to install.
P.S.: And short after I wrote this, I've found how to extract the MSI files from the EXE. Quite easy once you know it. *facepalm*
P.P.S:: Problem solves, different from the EXE installation, the MSI installation works properly.
Thanks for your help.
Eva - EvaK 8 years ago
