Ftp?

[kazzz]

This version 7, have ftp (no http)?

[Ted Sullivan]

Setup Factory 7.0 includes a wide range of HTTP actions.

This includes actions such as HTTP.Download, HTTP.DownloadSecure, HTTP.Submit and a whole bunch more.

There is also an FTP plugin available, which is included in the Deluxe Suite or available seperately as well.

Check out the Help menu in the software and click on "Setup Factory Help" or view the online version at http://www.indigorose.com/webhelp/suf70/index.htm.

[DarrellBlack]

On the same topic, I want to summt the install.log to our read only FTP site. The reason is just to see who installed the software, in case we find a bug we know who is running what version, therefore allowing us to contact only those customers.

I wrote a FTP script that is called when I excute FTP -s:script but this is kinda hooky and blind. Can I use HTTP.Summit and just point it to port 21 and give it the FTP user name and password?

Second part of the question? The logs show most everything I need but not the answered questions from the user input screens. Is there a way to route the user input to the logs also?

example:
the log today
[01/28/2005 07:18:23] Success Display screen: Welcome to Setup
[01/28/2005 07:18:25] Success Display screen: License Agreement
[01/28/2005 07:18:27] Success Display screen: User Information
[01/28/2005 07:18:34] Success Display screen: Select Install Folder
[01/28/2005 07:18:35] Success Display screen: Select Shortcut Folder
[01/28/2005 07:18:36] Success Display screen: Ready to Install

the way I want it
[01/28/2005 07:18:23] Success Display screen: Welcome to Setup
[01/28/2005 07:18:25] Success Display screen: License Agreement
[01/28/2005 07:18:27] Success Display screen: User Information
User=user_name
company=company_name
[01/28/2005 07:18:34] Success Display screen: Select Install Folder
installed to c:\mysoftware
[01/28/2005 07:18:35] Success Display screen: Select Shortcut Folder
[01/28/2005 07:18:36] Success Display screen: Ready to Install

[csd214]

Originally Posted by DarrellBlack

Is there a way to route the user input to the logs also?

Yes, SetupData.WriteToLogFile(). Read this post.