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MSIEXEC(1)			 Wine Programs			    MSIEXEC(1)

NAME
       msiexec - Wine MSI Installer

SYNOPSIS
       msiexec command {required parameter} [optional parameter]...

DESCRIPTION
       msiexec	is  the	 Wine  MSI installer, which is command line compatible
       with its Microsoft Windows counterpart.

INSTALL OPTIONS
       /i {package|productcode} [property=foobar]
	      Install {package|productcode} with property=foobar.

       /a {package|productcode} [property=foobar]
	      Install {package|productcode} in administrator (network) mode.

       /x {package|productcode} [property=foobar]
	      Uninstall {package|productcode} with property=foobar.

       /uninstall {package|productcode} [property=foobar]
	      Same as /x.

REPAIR OPTIONS
       /f [p|o|e|d|c|a|u|m|s|v] {package|productcode}
	      Repair an installation. Default options are ´omus´

       p      Reinstall the file if it is missing.

       o      Reinstall the file if it is missing or if any older  version  is
	      installed.

       e      Reinstall the file if it is missing, or if the installed version
	      is equal or older.

       d      Reinstall the file if it is missing or a	different  version  is
	      installed.

       c      Reinstall	 the  file  if	it is missing or the checksum does not
	      match.

       a      Reinstall all files.

       u      Rewrite all required user registry entries.

       m      Rewrite all required machine registry entries.

       s      Overwrite any conflicting shortcuts.

       v      Recache the local installation package from the source installa‐
	      tion package.

PATCHING
       /p {patch} [property=foobar]
	      Apply  {patch}.  This  should  not be used with any of the above
	      options.

UI CONTOL
       /q{|n|b|r|f}
	      These options  allow  changing  the  behavior  of	 the  UI  when
	      installing MSI packages.

       /q     Show no UI.

       /qn    Same as /q.

       /qb    Show a basic UI.

       /qr    Shows a reduced user UI.

       /qf    Shows a full UI.

LOGGING
       /l[*][i|w|e|a|r|u|c|m|o|p|v|][+|!] {logfile}
	      Enable logging to {logfile}. Defaults are ´iwearmo´.

       *      Enable all logging options except ´v´ and ´x´.

       i      Log status messages.

       w      Log nonfatal warnings.

       e      Log all error messages.

       a      Log start of actions.

       r      Log action specifc records.

       u      Log user requests.

       c      Log initial UI parameters.

       m      Log out of memory errors.

       o      Log out of diskspace messages.

       p      Log terminal properties.

       v      Verbose logging.

       x      Log extra debugging messages.

       +      Append logging to existing file.

       !      Flush each line to log.

OTHER OPTIONS
       /h     Show help.

       /j[u|m] {package|productcode} [/t transform] [/g languageid]
	      Advertise	 {package} optionally with /t {transform} and /g {lan‐
	      guageid}.

       /y     Register MSI service.

       /z     Unregister MSI service.

       /?     Same as /h.

SEE ALSO
       wine(1),

Wine 1.2.2			 November 2010			    MSIEXEC(1)

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