On Aug 17, 2009, at 5:29 AM, Meftah Tayeb wrote:
hi MikeJ, i prefer creating MSI file that is easy to mintin$
How is this useful vs. something that is already maintained?
unstid of using inno setup or advanced installer (not free), we can use WIX (Windows installer XML) that is a open source one
All the tools being used are free, however all are not open source.
we can create a customised MSI that fully install mor features, including Sounds / MOH/...
This installer already does all that and more.
and we can edit XML files easyly to let users chouse each module to install during setup, for example conferencing, voice mail, Event Socket and ... also the WAMP server is not fully stable i prefer Uniform Server, that mintin Full Compatibility with Unix like platform including for example, perl files that need this path: /usr/... apache2 is installed in /usr/local/apache2, mySQL: /usr/local/mysql and php is in /usr/local/php and perl is in /usr/bin php my admin is in /etc/phpmyadmin and mor featurs, including multiple instance, virtual hosting and full management using control pannel this will help enterprise users that need that in windows unstid of WAMP --------------- if you don't want to mintin it, jive me a chance to mintin it --------------- thanks
I just don't want to split efforts here, every different way we do this is yet another way we have to support. I see no compelling argument here other than personal preference. If I am missing anything someone please chime in and correct me. Mike
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Michael Jerris wrote:
I think sticking with standard WAMP is preferable. What is the advantage to creating yet another installer over the one that we have already done and maintained?
Mike
On Aug 16, 2009, at 6:02 PM, Meftah Tayeb wrote:
hello i'm rewriting this executable file in MSI format i can use: MakeMSI WIX (Windows installer XML) what you like? WIX is open source, but MakeMSI i'm not sur for web server, i'm replacing WAMP with a great web server called uniform server this server have a conventional Unix Path configuration, for example, web files can by stored in /www/ and apache is in /usr/ local/apache2 this facilitate the deploiment of applications any suggestion? thanks Meftah Tayeb Carlos Talbot wrote:
http://files.freeswitch.org/windows_installer/freeswitch-1.0.4.exe