Without having a copy of Systems Management Server I've been unable to test this, but it should work.All of this option's configuration parameters are supported. This document lists the msiexec parameters that are supported and unsupported for use with our MSI packages. exe installer and don't really use the MSI framework, do not support many of the command line parameters available to msiexec. The command line parameters for msiexec.exe (the Windows component responsible for installing, uninstalling, and otherwise working with MSI files) are documented here and also by the output of the /? option. Of course, this means all other options will be ignored. true by default.Īpplication files extraction directory - EXTRACT_DIR=Įxtract the application files to the given directory and exit without actually running the installer. Set to false to disable installing any bundled extensions that are present. Install a taskbar shortcut - TASKBAR_SHORTCUT= If this is set, then INSTALL_DIRECTORY_PATH will be ignored. The Program Files path used will be the correct one for the architecture of the application being installed and the locale/configuration of the machine this setting is mainly useful to keep you from having to worry about those differences. For example, if INSTALL_DIRECTORY_NAME is set to Firefox Release, then the installation path will be something like C:\Program Files\Firefox Release. Name of the installation directory to create within Program Files. Set a directory name - INSTALL_DIRECTORY_NAME= If INSTALL_DIRECTORY_NAME is set, then this setting will be ignored. This directory does not need to exist already (but it can). Set a directory path - INSTALL_DIRECTORY_PATH=Ībsolute path specifying the complete install location. This section details the options available. MSI transforms (MSTs) for the Firefox MSI installers can be created or edited using the tool of your choice ( MS Orca or other) to customize the installation. Use the Select your preferred language drop-down to install a Firefox MSI installer in your preferred language.
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