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Hide server prompt after package push

I am trying to automate the install of a specific software package.  Everything is automated fine and we are using an MSI file with the /qn /i switches.  The problem is, at the end of the automated install, I am still being prompted to enter/config the SQL server for the software.  The server is configured via a config file push so I want to hide/supress the window at the end of the install from coming up.

Any ideas how to do this?  I reached out to the software manufacturer but am waiting on a reply.

 

Thanks!


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Posted by: SMal.tmcc 11 years ago
Red Belt
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try to put the config file in place prior to the install, the software may see it and use it instead of replacing it, this has worked for a couple of programs I installed.

Posted by: anonymous_85746 11 years ago
Senior White Belt
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I contacted the company and they said they can edit the next verison of the software to bypass the prompt.  For now, the software is set to allow users to interact with the program.  All the user has to do is click ok and the install will finish.  Placing the config file first does not work was having issues creating a custom MSI that would work.

Posted by: anonymous_9363 11 years ago
Red Belt
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The MSI is probably running a Custom Action so you can simply condition its execution out. I normally recommend creating an impossible to meet condition, 0=1.

 
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