QuickTime v7.1.3.100
Arrggg.. why can't they just make a simple install... anyway, I need to package this app up. I've extracted the MSI's and I am trying to use an MST.
I've looked thru the KB here and nothing there seems to be working. I can't use any exe's in our distribution so this has to be accomplished with the MSI.
The command-line is as follows:
The error is:
QuickTime -- Error 1606. Could not access network location 0
It's not the "%~d0%~p0" code because even if I use the full UNC path, it gives the same error. Plus, it's resolving fine according to the logfile and I use this code all the time.
In my transform, I have not changed a thing. Any idea's?
Thanks,
~Lane
I've looked thru the KB here and nothing there seems to be working. I can't use any exe's in our distribution so this has to be accomplished with the MSI.
The command-line is as follows:
msiexec /i "%~d0%~p0QuickTime.msi" TRANSFORMS="%~d0%~p0QuickTime.Mst" REGSRCH_INSTALL_ASU=0 ProductLanguage=1033 /q /L* c:\temp\qtinst.log
The error is:
It's not the "%~d0%~p0" code because even if I use the full UNC path, it gives the same error. Plus, it's resolving fine according to the logfile and I use this code all the time.
In my transform, I have not changed a thing. Any idea's?
Thanks,
~Lane
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Posted by:
edocshare
17 years ago
Weird...
I created a setting in the "Directory" table called "NoDirectory" and set the value to TARGETDIR
I wonder if that was it, but it's working now, except it's self-healing everytime it starts now.
~Lane
I created a setting in the "Directory" table called "NoDirectory" and set the value to TARGETDIR
I wonder if that was it, but it's working now, except it's self-healing everytime it starts now.
~Lane
Posted by:
rpfenninger
17 years ago
Hi Lane
I know I will get banned if I post this here. I simply repackaged it. Yes I know that we shouldn't do that. However in certain cases this seems the best solution to me. In this case you can even get rid of the ISScript and everything works fine. Eventually you can give it a try...
Cheers
Roland
I know I will get banned if I post this here. I simply repackaged it. Yes I know that we shouldn't do that. However in certain cases this seems the best solution to me. In this case you can even get rid of the ISScript and everything works fine. Eventually you can give it a try...
Cheers
Roland
Posted by:
Ken.Lank
17 years ago
It seems that Apple has changed over to straight MSI's with the latest quicktime. I'm using the following:
QuickTimeInstaller.exe /qb-! ALLUSERS=1 ASSUME_QT_DEFAULTS=0 DESKTOP_SHORTCUTS=0
I then copy my updated QuickTime.qtp file in.
QuickTimeInstaller.exe /qb-! ALLUSERS=1 ASSUME_QT_DEFAULTS=0 DESKTOP_SHORTCUTS=0
I then copy my updated QuickTime.qtp file in.
Posted by:
edocshare
17 years ago
Ya, got'er all figured out. Only took 3 days, but it's done. I'd post exactly what I did, but I don't remember/know.
~Thanks
~Thanks
Posted by:
nheim
17 years ago
Hi Roland,
as Ken wrote, Apple has changed the setup with version 7.1.3 to full MSI-install. ISScript isn't needed anymore.
The hole setup is done trough Windows Installer.
There is absoluteley no need for repacking this app.
Regards, Nick
as Ken wrote, Apple has changed the setup with version 7.1.3 to full MSI-install. ISScript isn't needed anymore.
The hole setup is done trough Windows Installer.
There is absoluteley no need for repacking this app.
Regards, Nick
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