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Jul 28, 2011
03:10 PM
Silent uninstaller doesn't generate customized property file
Hi,
I have created a software installer using installAnywhere 2011.
I can use the command " -r output.txt" to create customized propertyfile.
Then use " -i silent -f output.txt" to create silent installation for future installation.
But when i try to use the same command for, no customized file was created and there's no error.
Could someone help me with this? Thanks very much!:)
I have created a software installer using installAnywhere 2011.
I can use the command "
Then use "
But when i try to use the same command for
Could someone help me with this? Thanks very much!:)
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Aug 31, 2011
05:06 PM
newguy wrote:
Hi,
I have created a software installer using installAnywhere 2011.
I can use the command "-r output.txt" to create customized propertyfile.
Then use "-i silent -f output.txt" to create silent installation for future installation.
But when i try to use the same command for, no customized file was created and there's no error.
Could someone help me with this? Thanks very much!:)
Does your uninstallation requires any input? If not, it makes sense that it does not generate a response file.
Try your uninstaller with -i silent. That's without response file.
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