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At 04 AUG 2011 04:40:43PM Jim Vaughan wrote:

OI is installed on a server.

When running Report Builder from a client machine the user gets the following error.

OIPINet may have been upgraded your version 4.8 and available version 6.0 found. You may with to run the client installation process (clientsetup.exe) to install version 6.0 of OIPI.NET on the workstation.

They have tried running clientsetup.exe on the Client.

Any ideas?


At 04 AUG 2011 04:46PM bshumsky wrote:

OI is installed on a server.

When running Report Builder from a client machine the user gets the following error.

OIPINet may have been upgraded your version 4.8 and available version 6.0 found. You may with to run the client installation process (clientsetup.exe) to install version 6.0 of OIPI.NET on the workstation.

They have tried running clientsetup.exe on the Client.

Any ideas?

Hi, Jim.

This message is saying that the version of OIPI.NET that's installed on their workstation is 4.8, while the version that's in the OIPI.NET subfolder of the OI folder is 6.0. Clientsetup.exe should copy that 6.0 version to their workstation.

When you say they've "tried" running clientsetup.exe on the Client - what happens? And (just to be clear) they are running the clientsetup.exe that's found in the OI folder on the server?

- Bryan Shumsky

Revelation Software, Inc.


At 04 AUG 2011 05:54PM Jim Vaughan wrote:

Yes they are running the clientsetup.exe on the server.

They run a command something like this and get no errors.

\\Server\Tactic\clientsetup.exe /S /G=0 /D=C:\Tactic

Jim R Vaughan

www.waterloo-software.com


At 04 AUG 2011 05:59PM Jim Vaughan wrote:

To clarify and a slight correction they are running it on the client from the server.

Like this \\Server\Tactic\clientsetup.exe /S /G=0 /D=C:\Tactic

Jim R Vaughan

www.waterloo-software.com


At 04 AUG 2011 06:00PM Jim Vaughan wrote:

The board will let me enter a \ \ The above command should read \ \Server\Tactic\clientsetup.exe /S /G=0 /D=C:\Tactic with no space between the \ \

Jim R Vaughan

www.waterloo-software.com


At 04 AUG 2011 06:03PM bshumsky wrote:

Yes they are running the clientsetup.exe on the server.

They run a command something like this and get no errors.

\Server\Tactic\clientsetup.exe /S /G=0 /D=C:\Tactic

Jim R Vaughan

www.waterloo-software.com

If you (or they) go to the control panel on that workstation, can they explicitly remove the OIPI.NET setup? Or the entire clientsetup? And then re-run the clientsetup.exe?

- Bryan Shumsky

Revelation Software, Inc.


At 04 AUG 2011 07:13PM Jim Vaughan wrote:

I think the problems stems from my call to ClientSetup.exe from with my own installer.

I do the following in my NSIS script

ExecWait '"$INSTDIR\clientsetup.exe /G=0 /D=$INSTDIR"'

For some reason this does not work, nothing gets installed. It might have to do with the fact that .NET is not installed.

Jim R Vaughan

www.waterloo-software.com


At 04 AUG 2011 07:55PM Jim Vaughan wrote:

Fixed, quotes messed up the call to ExecWait

Corrected to ExecWait '$INSTDIR\clientsetup.exe /G=0 /D=$INSTDIR'

Jim R Vaughan

www.waterloo-software.com

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