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Out of diskspace issues
I have a client, that for some reason, likes to instruct his users to install multiple parts of his product at once.
A side effect of this is that occasionally users report "out of disk space" becuase each installer thinks it has enough; but when combined, they don't. As a result; the uninstall.xml is unusable and can't be uninstalled -- furthermore, the user is prompted (after freeing up disk space) "Install completed successfully" While I haven't verified this behaviour, I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on the best way to ensure that the app could be uninstalled with an out of disk space condition.... |
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Hi jassing,
I'm not convinces that I understand exactly what you mean. Do you mean that he instructs his users to run multiple installations or uninstallations at the exact same time? I can't fathom why people would want to do that, but maybe with a bit more detail from you I might be able to think of something.
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Thanks Mark.
Basically what I need to do is figure out how to sense (in the installer) that "out of disk space" condition has happened and deal with it more gracefully -- the resulting uninstall.xml file is (obviously) trashed. The install alerts the user that they ran out of disk space;b ut then it says "install successful" (the final screen) -- what I need to do is have a new window that says "Well; we shouldn't have installed here; your system is now unusable" (or words to that effect). |
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Hi Jassing,
What error code are you getting during the install? 1012? You might try catching the error on the "On Install Error" event.
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problem is the files are all getting installed; it's on the POST install that I'm getting a problem, I'm updating the uninstall xml -- no error was tossed...
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You could try calling the Drive.GetFreeSpace() function to see how much space is left on the drive.
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