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Command-line | Registry
Specifies a template command-line to be used to verify/repair an application package through the RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager package selection agent. The selection agent uses the value from this setting to build command-lines that are executed in order to verify packages selected by a user.
The value of this setting should always include the following special substrings:
•{1} - This substring will be replaced with the URL of the package to be verified. This value is typically passed as the value of the -a command-line option of the installation agent. The URL may contain space characters and therefore should be quoted appropriately in the command-line.
•{2} - This substring will be replaced with any installation agent command-line options that the selection agent determines may be needed to verify the package. This value should not be quoted in the command-line.
Values / Range:  | 
A valid command-line string containing the literal substrings {1} and {2}.  | 
Default value:  | 
ndlaunch -a "{1}"  -o MsiRepair=True  -o SelfHeal=True  -o NoExec=True {2}  | 
Example value:  | 
To require applications to be verified against their source from an appropriate distribution location and to not self-heal registry settings: ndlaunch -a "{1}"  -o MsiRepair=True -CheckRegistry=False   | 
Command-line
Tool:  | 
Package selection agent  | 
Example:  | 
-o ApplicationVerifyCommand= -o SaveAllUserSymbols=False -MsiRepair=True -o CheckRegistry=False -o NoExec=True {2}"  | 
Registry
Installed by:  | 
RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager internals or manual configuration  | 
User setting:  | 
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ManageSoft Corp\ ManageSoft\Selector\CurrentVersion  | 
Computer setting:  | 
[Registry]\ManageSoft\Selector\CurrentVersion  |