we have a lot of computers that need to be deployed with UPS Worldship. my team is trying to figure out why we keep getting an error when running the command to install silently
Command: Setup.exe /s /i WS_Silent.ini
Error: WorldShip Install-FAILED : Return Status: 223
Our WS_Silent.ini file looks like this. Its all fresh new installs:
[configuration]approvelegalagreement=yeslanguage=ENUcountry=USinstalltype=standaloneshortcut=yesautolaunchworldship=yes
Hey Guys,
I am in the process of creating an Intune app for UPS WorldShip, I have successfully been able to have a silent install run and install on my test VM using my admin account. However when running the command/script as system (Which is what Intune will run the command/script as) I get an error.
At first I believed this was because system did not have Read/Write permissions to the UPS remote share. But after adding a few test computers to a group that has Read/Write permissions I still get the error. I have also verified that the share permissions for this group is set to Read/Write too.
Reading the log file "PIC" I see the following
No Read Access Permissions on input file
ERROR: WorldShip Install, Command options Processing Failed:119
Setup inComplete or aborted.. exit : 119
Silent Install, Writing Results..
WorldShip Install-FAILED : Return Status: 119
I have no idea what input file it is talking about, and no idea what error 119 means. If anyone has any knowledge about what these mean that would greatly help. Thanks
Installation stalled, after 45min of waiting I canceled and restarted PC. Now, it fails at step 7, on SQL Express 2014. I’ve gave google a run for its money. I delete install folders and also folder in Users\Public, and also the program data.
Revo can’t see the program so I can’t nuke it. Help.
Hey All,
Someone ever manage to install UPS WorldShip through intune/endpoint? I've tried multiple times , everything work but when i try to install with the company portal it fails... looking at the logs now.
I think it becauise UPS worlship calls different installs like SQL Xpress '19 and Worldship itself...
Are there any Admins out there responsible for UPS WorldShip? To get updated information, the application needs to run as administrator. I have looked at the two solutions below, but neither scales to an enterprise environment as both require you to go to each machine manually. The previous regime made users local admins which I obviously want to avoid.
Use the Windows 10 ADK.
(Requires manual configuration on every machine)
Create a shortcut that runs the application as admin.
(Requires you to enter the credentials manually on every machine at first launch)
How have you worked around programs that require local admin privileges in a large environment?
EDIT: SOLUTION FOUND - I followed this guide to the Windows Application Compatibility Toolkit to create an Application Fix. I initially understood this fix as requiring the ACT to be installed on all workstations, but that is not the case. Thank you to u/Lemon16Settled who pointed out that I can take the .sbd file that is generated and use command line to install that fix on client computers. The deployment options are unlimited once you know that.
ROBOCOPY "\\server\share\UPS" "C:\Program Files (x86)\UPS\WSTD" "WorldShip-Updater.sdb" sdbinst "C:\Program Files (x86)\UPS\WSTD\WorldShip-Updater.sdb"
Thank you to everyone for the help!
My last job I had to walk over every time this godforsaken software wanted to update and "do the needful".
> Are there any Admins out there responsible for UPS WorldShip?
Yes.
> How have you worked around programs that require local admin privileges in a large environment?
Yes. UPS Worldship needs access to some admin registry entries and files. You just need to give the user account permission to r/W those areas. Local admin is not required. Use pstools to locate those areas and manually give the user account the permission.