May i suggest to create a parameter for a subfolder into which the installation files are downloaded.
And it would be even better if each application would get its own subfolder itself (same name as the app_name in the parameter)
The problem is that right now all apps are stored in the same directory as the win-get.exe, and a problem appears once two applications use the same name for their installation package (for ex. "setup.exe")
Explanation:
The way i intended to use win-get.exe is to place in onto our file-server.
Then i created a simple CMD-file were i listed all the standard utilities and application which i want in all PCs in our network in the format "win-get.exe install acrobat_reader". Now i only have to start this CMD on each PCs and the apps get installed one by one.(Some silent some with assistance). This means that i want to keep the already downloaded installation files and not delete them each time.
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May i suggest to create a parameter for a subfolder into which the installation files are downloaded.
And it would be even better if each application would get its own subfolder itself (same name as the app_name in the parameter)
The problem is that right now all apps are stored in the same directory as the win-get.exe, and a problem appears once two applications use the same name for their installation package (for ex. "setup.exe")
Explanation:
The way i intended to use win-get.exe is to place in onto our file-server.
Then i created a simple CMD-file were i listed all the standard utilities and application which i want in all PCs in our network in the format "win-get.exe install acrobat_reader". Now i only have to start this CMD on each PCs and the apps get installed one by one.(Some silent some with assistance). This means that i want to keep the already downloaded installation files and not delete them each time.