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Has anyone gotten this script to work successfully as a pre-install script in a package?
Why does the documentation specify 1: as the root directory?
Can I reference a file name instead of a folder?
Also, can "if exist" be used in other scripts than finishpkg?
Sorry for my lack of sleuthing here. Working in a production environment and rebuilding packages to test a script gets time-consuming.
It works fine in my both 13.3.0.3690 and 14.0.2.1226 environments.
I don't know why we use 1: for root directory, but it works fine with it.
I believe you can use a file instead of a folder.
Yes, I also use it to create a rule for my 4th octet.
I don't have all your answers but I am fairly certain you can use the if and if exist paradigms with other scripts.
Thanks for the confirmation Wayne.
The script worked for me as a way to reference a simple .txt file delivered with the same package to prevent reinstallation of redundant packages after coldboot. I also added a pre-uninstall to remove the .txt file if necessary.