What license is this under? I couldn't find anything on the site or in the download. And how does it relate to Iceberg? They're hosted on the same site - is there any connection? On Nov 6, 2009, at 8:20 PM, Iceberg-Dev wrote: [...]]]>
http://s.sudre.free.fr/Software/Packages.html That's all I have to say about that.]]>
Hello, I have created a .pkg in PackageMaker (version 2.1.1 as I am on OSX 10.4.11) and the customer requests that it be installed from CD-ROM. The package file is about 1 GB, so two CDs will be required. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can smoothly turn this into a [...]]]>
[...] On 06/11/2009, at 11:13 , Iceberg-Dev wrote: [...] A problem with operating systems is my first guess too. I haven't seen the Finder compatibility documented, but it is likely in general that Finder settings are forwards compatible. If you configure the disk [...]]]>
thanks Sidney . You are welcome. I will try it. I think this work. 2009/11/6 Sidney San Martín <email@hidden>: [...]]]>
[...] 1. On which version of Mac OS X are you creating your disk image and on which version are you testing it? If you build a disk image on Snow Leopard with a background image, the background image will not be seen on Tiger. 2. I don't understand why you need to bless the dmg. [...]]]>
Take a look at how Apple solves this problem. Download the Xcode installer and use Flat Package Editor (inside the PackageMaker.app bundle) to extract its scripts. Inside, you'll find an application named "Alert" which shows different alert messages and combinations of [...]]]>
Hi, I'm currently looking into doing something similar to this... Did you locate any useful documentation, or find that AuthorizationCreateFromExternalForm was the best way to do it? Kind Regards, Dave Hi Greg, That's a possible solution, yes. Thanks for the suggestion... [...]]]>
2009/11/3 Michael A. Crawford <email@hidden>: [...] It's been a long time, but I think the tactic I used was to copy your background image to your disk image and then in a terminal, type: cd disk-image-dir mv background.png .background.png ln -s .background.png background. [...]]]>
I've created a custom DMG used for manual installation of my app. There are two issues with the resulting DMG. First, the original dimensions of the finder window are not preserved when the DMG is opened on a Mac other than my development machine (where it was created). [...]]]>
hi all!
I want to pop a dialog in the end of install process. what can I do?
I look at ADC, and known :
1 javascript can pop dialog, but it pop in the beginning of install .
2 installer plugin seemly help me to handle this, but plugin must
add a panel to Installer UI, I do not plan to show this panel.
3 shell script is a way, but I cannot invoke Installer's functions
in the shell.
what can I do?
thanks a lot.......
2009/11/2 李翯 <email@hidden>:
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]]>We install several of these...just install as usual, and we sometimes have to include a postinstall script to change ownership and fix permissions on the pist. -j [...]]]>
[...] I simply include it as part of the package itself and the disable it, if necessary, when installing on 10.4 and earlier as part of a post-install script. Regards, Grant]]>
Hi - What's the best way to install a launch agent on Mac OS X 10.5 and later using PackageMaker? I know that the plist for agent needs to land in ~/Library/LaunchAgents or /Library/LaunchAgents, but it seems that the only real way to get it there is to write a post-installation script. [...]]]>
Hi I have a pkg signed using a particular certificate which I want to install. But before installing I want to be able to verify if the pkg is signed by the valid certificate. Is there any way to do this programmatically?]]>
Now, In UI installer, I want to pop a dialog which style like installer check script pop dialog, behind shell do something. eg, shell do a valid check, depend on this , Installer pop a dialog, tell client right or wrong . 2009/10/30 Sidney San Martín <email@hidden>: [...] [...]]]>