Office 2000 network installs cannot access original install share anymore

G

Gerry Hickman

Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
 
G

Gerry Hickman

Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
 
G

Gerry Hickman

Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
 
G

Gerry Hickman

Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
 
G

grolschie

Gerry Hickman said:
Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
Click to expand...

How do I set up verbose logging? Where do I view the log?
thanks
grol
 
G

grolschie

Gerry Hickman said:
Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
Click to expand...

How do I set up verbose logging? Where do I view the log?
thanks
grol
 
G

grolschie

Gerry Hickman said:
Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
Click to expand...

How do I set up verbose logging? Where do I view the log?
thanks
grol
 
G

grolschie

Gerry Hickman said:
Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
Click to expand...

How do I set up verbose logging? Where do I view the log?
thanks
grol
 
G

grolschie

Gerry Hickman said:
Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
Click to expand...

How do I set up verbose logging? Where do I view the log?
thanks
grol
 
G

grolschie

Gerry Hickman said:
Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
Click to expand...

How do I set up verbose logging? Where do I view the log?
thanks
grol
 
G

grolschie

Gerry Hickman said:
Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
Click to expand...

How do I set up verbose logging? Where do I view the log?
thanks
grol
 
G

grolschie

Gerry Hickman said:
Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
Click to expand...

How do I set up verbose logging? Where do I view the log?
thanks
grol
 
G

grolschie

Gerry Hickman said:
Hi,

You have not run all the tests I suggested, let me know when you have
created and fully analysed the verbose log files as I suggested. At that
point you can work out the best way to proceed. There are ways to move an
AIP.
Click to expand...

How do I set up verbose logging? Where do I view the log?
thanks
grol
 
G

Gerry Hickman

Hi Grol,

It's a bit worrying that you don't know how to do this, since it's
required to integrate patches into your build...

If you read the KB articles for the administrative "full file" patches,
they explain the command line options.

Here's a quick example of what you might use, this will "reinstall" the
Word files. Replace d:\Office\o2kadm with your UNC path to your share.
This command will attempt to re-install a feature from your share, so if
there's a problem with the share, it should crash with a bad ErrorLevel
and you should see some annoyance in the log file.

LOOK OUT FOR LINE WRAP - the MSIEXEC command is all on one line...

echo Installing Office 2000 Post SP3 WINWORDff v3 patch
msiexec /i "D:\Office\o2kadm\data1.msi" /qn /l*v c:\wordv3.txt
REINSTALL=WORDFiles UPGRADEWITHRECACHE=TRUE REINSTALLMODE=vomu
REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS ALLUSERS=1
echo ErrorLevel is %ErrorLevel%
 
G

Gerry Hickman

Hi Grol,

It's a bit worrying that you don't know how to do this, since it's
required to integrate patches into your build...

If you read the KB articles for the administrative "full file" patches,
they explain the command line options.

Here's a quick example of what you might use, this will "reinstall" the
Word files. Replace d:\Office\o2kadm with your UNC path to your share.
This command will attempt to re-install a feature from your share, so if
there's a problem with the share, it should crash with a bad ErrorLevel
and you should see some annoyance in the log file.

LOOK OUT FOR LINE WRAP - the MSIEXEC command is all on one line...

echo Installing Office 2000 Post SP3 WINWORDff v3 patch
msiexec /i "D:\Office\o2kadm\data1.msi" /qn /l*v c:\wordv3.txt
REINSTALL=WORDFiles UPGRADEWITHRECACHE=TRUE REINSTALLMODE=vomu
REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS ALLUSERS=1
echo ErrorLevel is %ErrorLevel%
 
G

Gerry Hickman

Hi Grol,

It's a bit worrying that you don't know how to do this, since it's
required to integrate patches into your build...

If you read the KB articles for the administrative "full file" patches,
they explain the command line options.

Here's a quick example of what you might use, this will "reinstall" the
Word files. Replace d:\Office\o2kadm with your UNC path to your share.
This command will attempt to re-install a feature from your share, so if
there's a problem with the share, it should crash with a bad ErrorLevel
and you should see some annoyance in the log file.

LOOK OUT FOR LINE WRAP - the MSIEXEC command is all on one line...

echo Installing Office 2000 Post SP3 WINWORDff v3 patch
msiexec /i "D:\Office\o2kadm\data1.msi" /qn /l*v c:\wordv3.txt
REINSTALL=WORDFiles UPGRADEWITHRECACHE=TRUE REINSTALLMODE=vomu
REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS ALLUSERS=1
echo ErrorLevel is %ErrorLevel%
 
G

Gerry Hickman

Hi Grol,

It's a bit worrying that you don't know how to do this, since it's
required to integrate patches into your build...

If you read the KB articles for the administrative "full file" patches,
they explain the command line options.

Here's a quick example of what you might use, this will "reinstall" the
Word files. Replace d:\Office\o2kadm with your UNC path to your share.
This command will attempt to re-install a feature from your share, so if
there's a problem with the share, it should crash with a bad ErrorLevel
and you should see some annoyance in the log file.

LOOK OUT FOR LINE WRAP - the MSIEXEC command is all on one line...

echo Installing Office 2000 Post SP3 WINWORDff v3 patch
msiexec /i "D:\Office\o2kadm\data1.msi" /qn /l*v c:\wordv3.txt
REINSTALL=WORDFiles UPGRADEWITHRECACHE=TRUE REINSTALLMODE=vomu
REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS ALLUSERS=1
echo ErrorLevel is %ErrorLevel%
 
G

Gerry Hickman

Hi Grol,

It's a bit worrying that you don't know how to do this, since it's
required to integrate patches into your build...

If you read the KB articles for the administrative "full file" patches,
they explain the command line options.

Here's a quick example of what you might use, this will "reinstall" the
Word files. Replace d:\Office\o2kadm with your UNC path to your share.
This command will attempt to re-install a feature from your share, so if
there's a problem with the share, it should crash with a bad ErrorLevel
and you should see some annoyance in the log file.

LOOK OUT FOR LINE WRAP - the MSIEXEC command is all on one line...

echo Installing Office 2000 Post SP3 WINWORDff v3 patch
msiexec /i "D:\Office\o2kadm\data1.msi" /qn /l*v c:\wordv3.txt
REINSTALL=WORDFiles UPGRADEWITHRECACHE=TRUE REINSTALLMODE=vomu
REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS ALLUSERS=1
echo ErrorLevel is %ErrorLevel%
 
G

Gerry Hickman

Hi Grol,

It's a bit worrying that you don't know how to do this, since it's
required to integrate patches into your build...

If you read the KB articles for the administrative "full file" patches,
they explain the command line options.

Here's a quick example of what you might use, this will "reinstall" the
Word files. Replace d:\Office\o2kadm with your UNC path to your share.
This command will attempt to re-install a feature from your share, so if
there's a problem with the share, it should crash with a bad ErrorLevel
and you should see some annoyance in the log file.

LOOK OUT FOR LINE WRAP - the MSIEXEC command is all on one line...

echo Installing Office 2000 Post SP3 WINWORDff v3 patch
msiexec /i "D:\Office\o2kadm\data1.msi" /qn /l*v c:\wordv3.txt
REINSTALL=WORDFiles UPGRADEWITHRECACHE=TRUE REINSTALLMODE=vomu
REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS ALLUSERS=1
echo ErrorLevel is %ErrorLevel%
 
G

Gerry Hickman

Hi Grol,

It's a bit worrying that you don't know how to do this, since it's
required to integrate patches into your build...

If you read the KB articles for the administrative "full file" patches,
they explain the command line options.

Here's a quick example of what you might use, this will "reinstall" the
Word files. Replace d:\Office\o2kadm with your UNC path to your share.
This command will attempt to re-install a feature from your share, so if
there's a problem with the share, it should crash with a bad ErrorLevel
and you should see some annoyance in the log file.

LOOK OUT FOR LINE WRAP - the MSIEXEC command is all on one line...

echo Installing Office 2000 Post SP3 WINWORDff v3 patch
msiexec /i "D:\Office\o2kadm\data1.msi" /qn /l*v c:\wordv3.txt
REINSTALL=WORDFiles UPGRADEWITHRECACHE=TRUE REINSTALLMODE=vomu
REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS ALLUSERS=1
echo ErrorLevel is %ErrorLevel%
 

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