teknowledgist

I'm hitting a bit of an obstacle setting up a schedule task to update Fiji. * I can create a scheduled task and update as the logged in an admin....

Just for reference, if I do `imagej-win64.exe --update update --console --dry-run` from a cmd window running as SYSTEM I get: ```` C:\ProgramData\Fiji.app>javaw -Dpatch.ij1=false -Dpython.cachedir.skip=true -Dpl ugins.dir=C:\\PROGRA~3\\Fiji.app -Xmx3072m -Xincgc -XX:PermSize=128m -Djava.clas...

> Did you try to run the javaw command that --dry-run is returning? I had not, but I should have. Sorry. It does work. I discovered that when run from...

Let's say a user installs Fiji via Chocolatey. Later, if Fiji updates itself, Chocolatey won't know about the newer version. This can get messy if an admin user still later...

Is there a way to stop ImageJ/Fiji from opening the ```` [WARNING] Your ImageJ installation cannot be updated because it is in a protected location (e.g., "C:\Program Files"). Please move...

Unfortunately, I'm not smart enough to translate the code you pointed out into a practical method to configure anything that prevents the update check. :confused:

Please do not configure something that makes a program directory under a protected folder like C:\Program Files "globally writable by all users". That is a non-standard design and goes against...

> Does that sound like an OK plan to you, @teknowledgist? Absolutely! I didn't know this was an option. _I'm going to expose my ignorance here..._ My understanding (based on...

I'll poke at some things. I would really like to make an automatic package. That would allow for very easy updates to the package as ImageJ2/Fiji is/are updated. As noted...

> You can look in the remote Maven repository: I think it is friendlier to identify the currently downloading version on the [front-end, "normal-user", Downloads page](http://imagej.net/Fiji/Downloads), but the Maven repository...