Re: Need to Execute msiexec using Net::Telnet

Show us the output from print "command is: [$command]\n";. If you "copy and paste" that output as a command on the failing machine does the command succeed without manual intervention (you probably want /qn, /quiet or /passive on the command line)?

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Re^2: Need to Execute msiexec using Net::Telnet by tarunmudgal4u (Sexton) on Aug 27, 2012 at 06:39 UTC
Hi GrandFather, I've done that. Please find below inputlogs.txt file contents after executing this script- `Welcome to Microsoft Telnet Service login: administrator password: =============================================================== Microsoft Telnet Server. =============================================================== C:\Users\Administrator>msiexec /i \\10.210.156.150\SEP_Builds\Jaguar\I +ntegration\940\DVD-SEP-EE\SEPx64\Sep64.msi /norestart RUNLIVEUPDATE=0 + /l*v C:\Compatibility_Automation_Temp\SepClientInstallLog.txt C:\Users\Administrator>` [download] Now, when I copy paste this command from this log file to the remote machine, it works well. Please let me know what should I try now.	[reply] [d/l]
Re^3: Need to Execute msiexec using Net::Telnet by tarunmudgal4u (Sexton) on Aug 27, 2012 at 06:41 UTC
earlier I was using /qn option itself, but, while searching some solution on google, I fould, I should use /q only. But, anyways, none of them is working :(	[reply]