That's sufficient. Killing the QTInstall process kills the dialog, and
the install completes successfully.
There's an environment parameter you can set to prevent the dialog
popping up... it's a bug that the command line installer doesn't
automatically set this flag before kicking off the installers.
Cheers,
-Bill
On Oct 30, 2004, at 12:46 PM, Todd O'Bryan wrote:
Thanks all for the help. I knew how to deal with the CLI version of
SoftwareUpdate, but assumed that Apple's own ServerAdmin version would
not have the same weakness. Several people suggested Apple Remote
Desktop, but I don't have that, unfortunately. Does it come for free
with an OS X Server license or would I have to pay for it? The server
is at an ISP, so I can't physically get to it without some grief.
I killed the QTInstall process and then ran softwareupdate from the
command line, and things seem to have worked.
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