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For deployment in corporate environments, the full path is not always going to be known. Most installers do not require a full path if the configuration file is in the same directory as the installer file. The Firefox Setup 3.0.1.exe setup does not work this way. I would recommend fixing the next installer so that if no path is given, the path that Firefox Setup 3.0.1.exe was launched from is added to the front before passing to the setup.exe that runs from the temp directory. | For deployment in corporate environments, the full path is not always going to be known. Most installers do not require a full path if the configuration file is in the same directory as the installer file. The Firefox Setup 3.0.1.exe setup does not work this way. I would recommend fixing the next installer so that if no path is given, the path that Firefox Setup 3.0.1.exe was launched from is added to the front before passing to the setup.exe that runs from the temp directory. | ||
== What options are available in the ini file when installing using the /INI option? == | |||
I've read the wiki for command line arguments (http://wiki.mozilla.org/Installer:Command_Line_Arguments) however ther problem I'm running into is that I don't want the FireFox to be the default browser. The documentation, aside from the aforementioned link is lacking, at best. The ability to do unattended installs is paramount for me and while I'd like to give my users a choice of browsers I don't want this overwriting a machine's default browser setting. | |||
Thanks in advance, | |||
Jim | |||