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Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like a silent install command-line switch added to the installer if that is possible. For example, most applications that use .exe installers on Windows will install using their default path and options, with no GUI at all, if run with installer-filename.exe /S
This is necessary in order to push out software via ConfigMgr/SCCM/Intune/etc
Describe alternatives you've considered
I could try to package QtPass using the MSIX packaging tool that Microsoft offers. That requires a functional PKI to issue internal code signing certs for the resulting MSIX file, and tampers with the program in various ways to make it a per-user non-admin installation. This may be desirable on a number of levels, but is overkill for simply wanting a non-GUI silent installer.
Additional context
Due to the ability to encrypt different folders to different keys, and multiple keys per folder, QtPass is suitable for team usage, but the lack of a silent installer is a killer for organizational use.
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Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like a silent install command-line switch added to the installer if that is possible. For example, most applications that use .exe installers on Windows will install using their default path and options, with no GUI at all, if run with installer-filename.exe /S
This is necessary in order to push out software via ConfigMgr/SCCM/Intune/etc
Describe alternatives you've considered
I could try to package QtPass using the MSIX packaging tool that Microsoft offers. That requires a functional PKI to issue internal code signing certs for the resulting MSIX file, and tampers with the program in various ways to make it a per-user non-admin installation. This may be desirable on a number of levels, but is overkill for simply wanting a non-GUI silent installer.
Additional context
Due to the ability to encrypt different folders to different keys, and multiple keys per folder, QtPass is suitable for team usage, but the lack of a silent installer is a killer for organizational use.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: