批量自动化应用程序安装

Question

I am trying to write a Script that will install our remote app applications automatically. Here is what I have so far:

REM Install Remote Icons
@Echo On
pushd "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\"
start msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\ExercisePro.msi" /qn
start msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\Excel.msi" /qn
start msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\Word.msi" /qn
start msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\Outlook.msi" /qn
start msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\Allscripts EHR.msi" /qn
start msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\Allscripts PM.msi" /qn
start msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\MModal Allscripts EHR.msi" /qn
popd

mkdir C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Icons

copy C:\Users\%USERNAME%\%APPDATA%\Local\Microsoft\Installer   C:\Icons

pushd "\\Servername.com\M Modal\Fluency.Direct.9.1.65.7.6.4.v7\fd.client\install_silent.bat"
popd

copy \\Servername.com\Private IT\PC_Shortcuts  \\%COMPUTERNAME%\%USERNAME%\Public\Desktop

pause

So far the script is not working as I intended it. I want it to install the applications then I want it to make a directory called C:\\Icons and copy the app data over to that folder so I can delete the appdata entries that it makes and those entries take the user profile longer to login. Also I have a folder on the server that I want to copy to the local desktop that has all of the internet shortcuts we use. This is also not working correctly :(

Answer 1

This should work for you.

Also do you really need all the pushd and popd if you are providing the full location of the sources you are copying. If you are executing a file, and calling it by it's full Universal Naming Convention (ie C:\\Folder\\Test.txt) then you don't need to change your current directory to C:\\Folder, you can run that file from anywhere within the computers file system, as you are providing the full file location.

If you want to run the file by only providing the filename, or a partial address to the file, you would then need to change to the directory the file is residing in, or provide the location to the director from where you are located. (ie if you are in C:\\Folder1 and the file resides in C:\\Folder1\\Folder2\\Folder3\\File.txt you would need to use the following address .\\Folder2\\Folder3\\File.txt as you are already located in C:\\Folder1 and the .\\ acts as a placeholder\\variable for the current directory you are sitting in).

REM Install Remote Icons
@Echo On

msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\ExercisePro.msi" /qn /norestart
msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\Excel.msi" /qn /norestart
msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\Word.msi" /qn /norestart
msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\Outlook.msi" /qn /norestart
msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\Allscripts EHR.msi" /qn /norestart
msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\Allscripts PM.msi" /qn /norestart
msiexec /i "\\Servername.com\it\RDP\Installers\MModal Allscripts EHR.msi" /qn /norestart

Call "\\Servername.com\M Modal\Fluency.Direct.9.1.65.7.6.4.v7\fd.client\install_silent.bat"

mkdir C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Icons

copy C:\Users\%USERNAME%\%APPDATA%\Local\Microsoft\Installer\*.* C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Icons /Y

copy \\Servername.com\Private IT\PC_Shortcuts\*.* \\%COMPUTERNAME%\%USERNAME%\Public\Desktop /Y

pause

NOTE: I have added in the /norestart to ensure that your device doesn't restart after any of the installations, which would then in turn kill the installation script.

Answer 2

You can use powershell remoting for this tasks. Check invoke-command with the -ComputerName parameter for remote actions. With Powershell version 5 Copy-Item supports FromSession ToSession parameters to copy files remotely. You can run msiexec via Start-Process .