ddevore9

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2011-04-14
21:30
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.OCX fails to register during install
I'm trying to depoly Groupwise to Vista and Windows 7 machines via MSI. After running into issues I downloaded 8.0.2hp2 and extracted the installer. Logged in as a user with admin rights (or limited) I run into the error "Error 1904.Module c:\program files\novell\groupwise\gwab1.ocx failed to register" when running the install msi.
I've seen a few threads on this with no real solutions yet. Is it possible to deploy via MSI? I tried ZCM11 with the same error, I tried AD software installations with the same error...
One odd thing I noticed, when logged in as a user that's not an admin, windows asks for admin credientals and then continues to install, but everything is on the root of the C:\ until I run into the error and back out of the install.
Thanks for any input!
Dennis
I've seen a few threads on this with no real solutions yet. Is it possible to deploy via MSI? I tried ZCM11 with the same error, I tried AD software installations with the same error...
One odd thing I noticed, when logged in as a user that's not an admin, windows asks for admin credientals and then continues to install, but everything is on the root of the C:\ until I run into the error and back out of the install.
Thanks for any input!
Dennis
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jmarton2

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2011-04-15
13:09
ddevore9 wrote:
> I've seen a few threads on this with no real solutions yet. Is it
> possible to deploy via MSI? I tried ZCM11 with the same error, I
> tried AD software installations with the same error...
I've only done limited testing as we haven't moved to ZCM & Win7 in
production yet, but so far the GW8 (various SP levels) client seems to
deploy to Win7. I've tested with both ZCM 10.3 & ZCM 11. I haven't
tested deploying to a non-admin user yet though.
Are you using a custom MST created with GWTuner? That's how I've done
it.
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Enhancement Requests: http://www.novell.com/rms
Joe Marton Emeritus Knowledge Partner
> I've seen a few threads on this with no real solutions yet. Is it
> possible to deploy via MSI? I tried ZCM11 with the same error, I
> tried AD software installations with the same error...
I've only done limited testing as we haven't moved to ZCM & Win7 in
production yet, but so far the GW8 (various SP levels) client seems to
deploy to Win7. I've tested with both ZCM 10.3 & ZCM 11. I haven't
tested deploying to a non-admin user yet though.
Are you using a custom MST created with GWTuner? That's how I've done
it.
--
Novell Knowledge Partner
Enhancement Requests: http://www.novell.com/rms
Joe Marton Emeritus Knowledge Partner
Anonymous_User

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2011-04-15
13:46
hi
as i wrote in the discussion one before, i have exactly the same....
but, my users, which is installing is admin...so it isnt any right-related thing...
I have opened a TSR, but novell isnt help me really......
perhaps dennis, if you open also a ticket, we can force on this issue...:-)
Sascha
>>> Joseph Marton<jmarton@no-mx.forums.novell.com> 15.04.2011 14:09 >>>
ddevore9 wrote:
> I've seen a few threads on this with no real solutions yet. Is it
> possible to deploy via MSI? I tried ZCM11 with the same error, I
> tried AD software installations with the same error...
I've only done limited testing as we haven't moved to ZCM & Win7 in
production yet, but so far the GW8 (various SP levels) client seems to
deploy to Win7. I've tested with both ZCM 10.3 & ZCM 11. I haven't
tested deploying to a non-admin user yet though.
Are you using a custom MST created with GWTuner? That's how I've done
it.
--
Novell Knowledge Partner
Enhancement Requests: http://www.novell.com/rms
as i wrote in the discussion one before, i have exactly the same....
but, my users, which is installing is admin...so it isnt any right-related thing...
I have opened a TSR, but novell isnt help me really......
perhaps dennis, if you open also a ticket, we can force on this issue...:-)
Sascha
>>> Joseph Marton<jmarton@no-mx.forums.novell.com> 15.04.2011 14:09 >>>
ddevore9 wrote:
> I've seen a few threads on this with no real solutions yet. Is it
> possible to deploy via MSI? I tried ZCM11 with the same error, I
> tried AD software installations with the same error...
I've only done limited testing as we haven't moved to ZCM & Win7 in
production yet, but so far the GW8 (various SP levels) client seems to
deploy to Win7. I've tested with both ZCM 10.3 & ZCM 11. I haven't
tested deploying to a non-admin user yet though.
Are you using a custom MST created with GWTuner? That's how I've done
it.
--
Novell Knowledge Partner
Enhancement Requests: http://www.novell.com/rms
antuk

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2012-01-23
11:23
Not sure if you're still having this issue, but I was so I'd thought I'd post for anyone else that's got the same problem.
I was trying to deploy 8 SP2 HP3 (or HP2) silently on Windows 7 64-bit, and was finding that gwab1.ocx failed to register during installation. Turns out that the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package wasn't being installed and this was preventing the GroupWise MSI from installing successfully.
If you make sure MS Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package (vcredist_x86.exe in the win32 GroupWise install source) is installed first, you'll find that GroupWise will now successfully install silently.
YMMV!
Ant
I was trying to deploy 8 SP2 HP3 (or HP2) silently on Windows 7 64-bit, and was finding that gwab1.ocx failed to register during installation. Turns out that the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package wasn't being installed and this was preventing the GroupWise MSI from installing successfully.
If you make sure MS Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package (vcredist_x86.exe in the win32 GroupWise install source) is installed first, you'll find that GroupWise will now successfully install silently.
YMMV!
Ant
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2012-04-23
02:14
Thanks for the post! This solved a frustrating issue :).
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