scripted install of Python-2.2 and win32all?

[John Schmitt]

Hopefully you can get an answer that I can use too.  I wanted to do this too
so I tried this at the Windows command prompt:

>Python-2.2.exe /?

which immediately started the install.  The ActivePython installer did only
a little better:

>ActivePython-2.1.1.msi /?

which immediately pops up an alert warning me that my command line
parameters were incorrect.  No hints found about the installer.

Some InstallShield type installers throw up a dialog box with their
installer options when prompted.  

What does seem to do something is this:

>Python-2.2.exe /s

Don't know if that'll get you the options you want though.

John

-----Original Message-----
From: dsloyer at ieee.org [mailto:dsloyer at ieee.org]
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 9:53 PM
To: python-list at python.org
Subject: scripted install of Python-2.2 and win32all?


Is it possible for one to install Python-2.2 and win32all without any
user intervention?  I'd like to install these on a set of machines as
part of a script, and would like to do this automatically.  The
installation would take place on Windows XP and Win2K boxes.

I might like to select/de-select a couple of the check boxes, but
otherwise intend to accept the default values throughout.

Thanks!
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