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I have been writing a GUI application for rsync on Windows and I have been deploying it to servers.
I have a problem because I use the .NET framework, and server does not have it installed, and the 3.5 framework requires the server to be rebooted after installation. This is not acceptable. Does 2.0 require this same behavior or can I avoid it? If not, is there a way to bypass the forced reboot?
2.0 is really the thing that requires the reboot. 3.5 is just 2.0 with some things bolted on. You must reboot after installing, otherwise your installation may be incomplete. Can you schedule the installation and reboot to occur at a specific time, when the servers aren’t utilized?