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Smedge Installation
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Fri, 18/Jul/2008 3:05 AM |
Jan Walter
6 Posts
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Hi,
I would like to have the option to install Smedge manually, just like the betas. For me this normally works best and is the easiest way.
So I would love to see this as option for the upcoming Smedge.
best,
Walli
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Fri, 18/Jul/2008 7:58 AM |
Jamie
102 Posts
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Works well for me here to on the Beta, get's my vote.
Cheers
Jamie
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Fri, 25/Jul/2008 4:20 AM |
Robin
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I have a set of tools I will be posting that can make it easy to install Smedge as a Master or an Engine Service automatically. I am putting finishing touches on them and will post an update when they are ready to download.
-robin
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Mon, 28/Jul/2008 6:00 AM |
Robin
1138 Posts
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You can download the installation tools here:
http://www.uberware.net/download.php?download=47
To use:
Unpack the archive anywhere you wish
To install the Master:
Drag the SmedgeMaster.exe program file onto the InstallSmedgeMaster.bat script.
To install the Engine:
Drag the SmedgeEngine.exe program file onto the InstallSmedgeEngine.bat script.
Note:
The default options for the Engine installation will attempt to create a local user account on the machine named "Smedge" (with the password "Smedge") to run the Engine (the Master uses a default system account). If you wish to use a different user account, you can, by following these steps:
- Open a Command Prompt window
- Type:
path-to-scripts\InstallSmedgeEngine.bat path-to-smedge\SmedgeEngine.exe user-account password
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Mon, 28/Jul/2008 6:04 AM |
Robin
1138 Posts
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By the way, when you use the installer to install Smedge, if you choose a "Workstation" installation type, it does not do anything but unpack the files. This is basically the same as a "manual" installation from a ZIP archive file, as if it were a self-extracting archive.
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Mon, 11/Aug/2008 8:22 AM |
Jan Walter
6 Posts
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great thank you!
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Mon, 15/Sep/2008 8:04 AM |
Jamie
102 Posts
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"you choose a "Workstation" installation type, it does not do anything but unpack the files."
That is a top tip Robin, nice one. :D
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