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Product: TIBCO Spotfire®
Product: TIBCO Spotfire®
Problem:
"Error 1314.The specified path %TEMP%\Cabinets is unavailable" when installing TIBCO Spotfire Analyst client silently
Solution:
Installing the Spotfire Analyst Client silently using the command below, can result in "Error 1314".
msiexec /qn /i "FULL PATH\TIBCO Spotfire.msi" SETUPEXEDIR="%TEMP%" ALLUSERS=1 SERVERURL=http://spotfireserver:port/ INSTALLDIR=<PATH to where you'd like to install the client>
The error will look as below.
Error 1314. The specified path %TEMP%\Cabinets is unavailable".
There can be a few reasons why this error can be seen.
- %TEMP% refers to C:\Users\<Your User Account>\AppData\Local. The "AppData" directory is hidden by default. As a result of this, it could be possible that the path "%TEMP%\Cabinets" is considered unavailable. This is applicable when the application is installed using a User Account.
- If the installation is run using a System Account, this error can be seen as the System Account will not have a user profile under "C:\Users" path.
1. If a user account is used to install the application:
Unhide the "AppData" directory under "C:\Users\<Your User Account>\AppData". If it still doesn't resolve the issue, point "SETUPEXEDIR" to a different path where the user account running the installation has write access. For example, the following command can be used.msiexec /qn /i "FULL PATH\TIBCO Spotfire.msi" SETUPEXEDIR="C:\Windows\Temp" ALLUSERS=1 SERVERURL=http://spotfireserver:port/ INSTALLDIR=<PATH to where you'd like to install the client>
The user account running the installation must have write access to the path "C:\Windows\Temp" in this case.
2. If System Account is used to run the installation:
Point "SETUPEXEDIR" to "C:\Windows\Temp" instead of "%TEMP%". The command will look like the one below:
msiexec /qn /i "FULL PATH\TIBCO Spotfire.msi" SETUPEXEDIR="C:\Windows\Temp" ALLUSERS=1 SERVERURL=http://spotfireserver:port/ INSTALLDIR=<PATH to where you'd like to install the client>
"SETUPEXEDIR" can also point to some other path where the System Account has write access.
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