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‎03-28-2018 12:36 PM
Good morning,
I have recently purchased LS and i'm trying to create my first deployment package for our company, with little success. Perhaps someone can assist me?
Information that may prove useful:
I have attached the deployment package I created if anyone can take a look.
*Edit* It seems i can't attach the xml. Is there another way to do this?
Much appreciate
Simon
I have recently purchased LS and i'm trying to create my first deployment package for our company, with little success. Perhaps someone can assist me?
Information that may prove useful:
- I am not server side, I manage the internal IT for 43 workstations
- Enscape does not have an msi available
- The end users will not have admin level (however, Enscape detail parameters to avoid this) https://enscape3d.com/knowledgebase/installer-program-options/
- There is a need to install the licence.txt file on each pc https://enscape3d.com/knowledgebase/deploy-to-multiple-machines/
I have attached the deployment package I created if anyone can take a look.
*Edit* It seems i can't attach the xml. Is there another way to do this?
Much appreciate
Simon
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‎04-03-2018 09:27 AM
Good news. I got to the bottom of it. Our network security was set in such a way to prevent individual computers having shared files/folders. I have made the package share folder on one of our mapped network drives and it now works.
Thanks for all the help
Thanks for all the help

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‎03-30-2018 03:00 PM
Ah yes. It does look that way.
I'd recommend going over the deployment requirements and checking those: https://www.lansweeper.com/kb/107/deployment-requirements.html
I'd recommend going over the deployment requirements and checking those: https://www.lansweeper.com/kb/107/deployment-requirements.html

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‎03-29-2018 04:12 PM
Thank you very much for testing. I have also been emailing the support line and we think there is a problem accessing the defaultpackageshare folder; possibly due to our network security as managed by the server provider. This was the connection test report

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‎03-29-2018 02:27 PM
I tested the package on my local test HyperV and it did install the software successfully. I did however notice that the package failed on step 2, which is copying the license file.
You will have to modify the following:
You will have to modify the following:
- Create a separate folder in your package share called Enscape and put your license key file in it.
- Modify the copy command to point to the folder, not the file
For example:Xcopy "{packageshare}\Installers\Enscape" %ProgramData%\Enscape /I /A /R /Y /S

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‎03-28-2018 03:04 PM
Thank you for the reply. I have now attached the package as I created it. I'm going to attempt to alter it as per your instructions and see what happens.

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‎03-28-2018 02:31 PM
You should be able to attach the file if you zip it first.
As for the package, I would recommend trying the following:
As for the package, I would recommend trying the following:
- Optionally a condition check which checks if the software is already installed. (You can check if the uninstall string is in the registry)
- Installer step with the .exe file. Based on the links you gave, use the following parameters:
- /S
- /AllUsers (Installing user specific software might not be scanned by Lansweeper if the users for which the software is installed is not logged in.)
Afterwards you can copy the license key file to your machines with a Command step using the following command:
Xcopy "{packageshare}\YourFolder\Yourfile.txt" %ProgramData%\Enscape /I /A /R /Y
Run the deployment package with the System Account run mode. - /S

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‎03-28-2018 04:03 PM
Charles.X wrote:
You should be able to attach the file if you zip it first.
As for the package, I would recommend trying the following:
- Optionally a condition check which checks if the software is already installed. (You can check if the uninstall string is in the registry)
- Installer step with the .exe file. Based on the links you gave, use the following parameters:
The other parameters are optional.
- /S
- /AllUsers (Installing user specific software might not be scanned by Lansweeper if the users for which the software is installed is not logged in.)
Afterwards you can copy the license key file to your machines with a Command step using the following command:
Xcopy "{packageshare}\YourFolder\Yourfile.txt" %ProgramData%\Enscape /I /A /R /Y
Run the deployment package with the System Account run mode.
So I have tried as you suggested and don't seem to be getting any outcome still. I've attached the new version based on your suggestions. I have a test machine connected that i'm deploying it to as a test case.
