code:

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DIM $FilesToCopy,$
$tmp='%tmp%\'
$srcdir=@scriptdir+'\'
$destdir=split('%WINDIR%',':')[0]+':\Scripts\'
$message=JOIN(split(@kix,'.'),'')
 
IF 0=Exist($destdir)
 MD $destdir
ENDIF
 
$FilesToCopy='kix32.exe wkix32.exe'
IF @inwin=2
 $FilesToCopy=$FilesToCopy+' kx16.dll kx32.dll kx95.dll'
ENDIF
 
FOR EACH $ IN Split($FilesToCopy)
 COPYKIX($srcdir+$,$destdir+$)
NEXT
 
 $=WRITEVALUE('HKCU\Software\KiXtart','KIXPKG','kix'+$message,'REG_SZ')
 
FUNCTION COPYKIX($srcfile,$destfile)
 dim $
 IF Exist($srcfile)
  IF Exist($destfile)
   $=SetFileAttr($destfile,128)
  ENDIF
  IF GetFileSize($srcfile) <> GetFileSize($destfile) OR
   GetFileTime($srcfile) <> GetFileTime($destfile) OR
   GetFileVersion($srcfile) <> GetFileVersion($destfile)
   COPY $srcfile $destfile /h
  ENDIF
 ENDIF
ENDFUNCTION

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code:

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if not exist %SystemDrive%\Scripts\kix421.ok %LOGONSERVER%\NETLOGON\Programs\kix421update.exe /q

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code:

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DIM $FilesToCopy,$
$tmp='%tmp%\'
$srcdir=@scriptdir+'\'
$destdir=split('%WINDIR%',':')[0]+':\Scripts\'
$msg=LEFT(JOIN(split(@kix,'.'),''),3)
$ok=$destdir+'kix'+$msg+'.ok'
 
IF 0=Exist($destdir)
 MD $destdir
ENDIF
 
$FilesToCopy='kix32.exe wkix32.exe'
IF @inwin=2
 $FilesToCopy=$FilesToCopy+' kx16.dll kx32.dll kx95.dll'
ENDIF
 
FOR EACH $ IN Split($FilesToCopy)
 COPYKIX($srcdir+$,$destdir+$)
NEXT
 
FUNCTION COPYKIX($srcfile,$destfile)
 dim $
 IF Exist($srcfile)
  IF Exist($destfile)
   $=SetFileAttr($destfile,128)
   $state=' >replaced'
  ELSE
   $state=' >new'
  ENDIF
  IF GetFileSize($srcfile)<>GetFileSize($destfile) OR
   GetFileTime($srcfile)<>GetFileTime($destfile) OR
   GetFileVersion($srcfile)<>GetFileVersion($destfile)
   IF EXIST($destdir+'kix*.ok')
    Del $destdir+'kix*.ok'
   ENDIF
   COPY $srcfile $destfile /h
   $=WRITEPROFILESTRING($ok,split(split($destfile,'\')[2],'.')[0],'KIX',$destfile+$state)
  ENDIF
 ENDIF
ENDFUNCTION
  

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code:

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[Version]
Class=IEXPRESS
SEDVersion=3
[Options]
PackagePurpose=InstallApp
ShowInstallProgramWindow=1
HideExtractAnimation=1
UseLongFileName=0
InsideCompressed=0
CAB_FixedSize=0
CAB_ResvCodeSigning=0
RebootMode=N
InstallPrompt=%InstallPrompt%
DisplayLicense=%DisplayLicense%
FinishMessage=%FinishMessage%
TargetName=%TargetName%
FriendlyName=%FriendlyName%
AppLaunched=%AppLaunched%
PostInstallCmd=%PostInstallCmd%
AdminQuietInstCmd=%AdminQuietInstCmd%
UserQuietInstCmd=%UserQuietInstCmd%
SourceFiles=SourceFiles
[Strings]
InstallPrompt=
DisplayLicense=
FinishMessage=
TargetName=C:\!Kix\newpkg\kix421update.EXE
FriendlyName=Kixtart 4.21 installation
AppLaunched=KIX32.EXE
PostInstallCmd=KIX32.EXE install.kix
AdminQuietInstCmd=
UserQuietInstCmd=
FILE0="KX95.DLL"
FILE1="INSTALL.KIX"
FILE2="KX16.DLL"
FILE3="KX32.DLL"
FILE4="KIX32.EXE"
FILE5="WKIX32.EXE"
[SourceFiles]
SourceFiles0=C:\!Kix\newpkg\
[SourceFiles0]
%FILE0%=
%FILE1%=
%FILE2%=
%FILE3%=
%FILE4%=
%FILE5%=

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code:

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 $=WRITEPROFILESTRING($ok,'KIX','KIX Info',@producttype+' -> kix '+@kix) 

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quote:

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you reference the $ok inside the udf part

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• way of using registry is indeed a good alternative. We see three possible problems
  - the HKCU-hive isn't available by W9x logging on. An alternative can be that you put
  those informative to the HKLM hive.
  - by using mandatory profiles the registry information we will gone during each logging
  on. So each time the installation package will reinstall itself on the client with
  the necessary to do it.
  - with the general DOS commands you can't check the registry content.
• about IF Len($destdir)=0 $destdir=@lanroot ENDIF has to deal with the possibility
  that the environment variable %windir% doesn't exist. Normally it is not a
  problem, but we have to deal with all kind of possibilities.
• with the current network speed and with the required execution times of iexpress package
  runs it isn't necessary to check each time you control file kix???.ok.
  Also for a modem connection it is acceptable.
• for testing the control-file in a DOS environment we are restricting to the available
  DOS commands. f.e. it's size isn't such function.
• we are missing the part of removing unwanted kixtart binaries, when they were implemented
  with an older edition of iexpress packages. Specially when the current location isn't the
  same as previous locations.
  f.e.
  c:\scripts\kix32.exe
  c:\scripts\kx16.dll
  c:\scripts\kx32.dll
  c:\scripts\kx95.dll
  c:\windows\kix32.exe
  c:\windows\kx16.dll
  c:\windows\kx32.dll
  c:\windows\kx95.dll
  Do you know which version it will use, when this will be the result. So removing them can
  be necessary to prevent unexpected errors during using kixtart.