Silent Unistall using INI file for systems variables

[AdyR]

Thank you for the confirmation. I could replicate the issue you are reporting, and will file a bug report right away.

Ulrich

Thanks Ulrich. Do you have any insight of when a fix might be ready as I have a customer breathing down my neck.

Best regards,
Adrian.

[Ulrich]

Thank you for the confirmation. I could replicate the issue you are reporting, and will file a bug report right away.

Ulrich

[AdyR]

Just a thought - is the file really named "UnistallOptions.ini", instead of "UninstallOptions.ini"? Could be a simple matter of a typo...

Ulrich

:-) It's a typo but in the post. I used copy and paste in the real tests to make sure I had the same spelling for the file and the command line. I also tried with the file called by the same name as in the help file (using copy and paste) just in case the file had to be called "setupvars.ini".

[Ulrich]

Just a thought - is the file really named "UnistallOptions.ini", instead of "UninstallOptions.ini"? Could be a simple matter of a typo...

Ulrich

[AdyR]

Hi,

I am using Setup Factory 9.5 to create my setup. I would like to use the silent uninstall command line to pass in users options as follows:

"C:\...\Uninstall.exe" "/U:C:\...\uninstall.xml" "/S:C:\...\UnistallOptions.ini"

The UnistallOptions.ini contains the following:

[UninstallValues]
%Delete_All_Settings%=1

In the uninstall Actions - On Post Uninstall I have added:

if _SilentInstall == true then
	deleteSettings = SessionVar.Get("%Delete_All_Settings%");
	SetupData.WriteToLogFile( "deleteSettings = " .. deleteSettings .. "\r\n" );
	if deleteSettings == "1" then
		deleteSettings = true;
	else
		deleteSettings = false;
	end
end

But deleteSettings always = 0. It appears the specified ini file is ignored or I am using the wrong method to get the entry.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks,
Adrian.