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ThinApp User's Guide
InputMountPasswordPrompt
Specifies that the user be prompted to enter a password.
If you do not want to store the network share password in the configuration file, specify the value as true.
When set to true, a prompt always appears, even if a password is specified in the configuration file.
OutputUncPath
Specify the network share UNC path to the location of the generated ThinApp projects.
For example: \\fileserver\sharename, or \\fileserver\sharename\dirname
OutputMountUserName
Specify the user name used for connecting to the OutputUncPath network share. UPN format can be used to
specify a domain user, for example, user@domain.com.
OutputMountPassword or OutputMountPasswordBase64
Specify the password for connecting to the network share. You have the following options when you specify
passwords:
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You can enter clear text.
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You can specify a base64 encoded password for the PasswordBase64 parameter.
OutputMountPasswordPrompt
Specifies that the user be prompted to enter a password.
If you do not want to store the network share password in the configuration file, specify the value as true.
When set to true, a prompt always appears, even if a password is specified in the configuration file.
Example
Following is an example of network share specifications.The user for the application installation directory has
only read permissions. For both the input and output network shares, a prompt will display, requiring a user
to enter a password.
[Settings]
InputUncPath=\\AppInstallerServer\AppInstallers\ThinAppMigration
InputMountUserName=readonlyUser
InputMountPassword=secret
InputMountPasswordPrompt=true
OutputUncPath=\\DeploymentServer\ThinAppProj
OutputMountUserName=readwriteUser
OutputMountPassword=secret
OutputMountPasswordPrompt=true
ThinApp Converter Logic for Detecting the Application Installation Processes
For the application installer's network share, ThinApp Converter examines all subdirectories under the
specified UNC path recursively, including their subdirectories. For each subdirectory, it determines which
command to run for silent application installation using the following logic:
1 Attempts to find a value for InstallationCommand in the [AppSettings:AppName] section of the
configuration file. If successful ThinApp Converter uses that value.
2 Attempts to find a file named install.cmd or install.bat. If successful, ThinApp Converter runs that
file.
3 If ThinApp Converter finds a single .cmd or .bat file, it runs that file.
4 If ThinApp Converter finds a single .exe file, it runs that file.
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