Logitech Option+ is not installable using chocolatey behind a corporate proxy

[yelkarama]

Logitech Option+ is not installable using chocolatey behind a corporate proxy

Expected Behavior

choco install logioptionsplus should be able to install Logitech Option+ on a machine behind a corporate proxy

Current Behavior

Elevating permissions and running ["C:\Users\xxxxx\AppData\Local\Temp\chocolatey\logioptionsplus\1.66.531337\logioptionsplus_installer.exe" /quiet ]. This may take a while, depending on the statements. Command ["C:\Users\xxxxx\AppData\Local\Temp\chocolatey\logioptionsplus\1.66.531337\logioptionsplus_installer.exe" /quiet ] exited with '1287'. ERROR: Running ["C:\Users\xxxxx\AppData\Local\Temp\chocolatey\logioptionsplus\1.66.531337\logioptionsplus_installer.exe" /quiet ] was not successful. Exit code was '1287'. See log for possible error messages.

Possible Solution

Use the offline installer

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Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

1. choco install logioptionsplus

Context

Unable to use chocolatey to install/update Logitech Option+ on my work laptop

Your Environment

• Package Version used: 1.66.531337
• Operating System and version: Windows 10 Enterprise
• Chocolatey version: v2.2.2
• Install/uninstall gist:

[virtualex-itv]

Have you tested the installation using the offline installer to verify that it is not also blocked by your corp proxy? There are some caveats to using the offline installer which is why I chose not to use it and I'm not going to change which installer is used for a one-off case like this. You can always create a local package with the offline installer and maintain it yourself.

[yelkarama]

Sorry to hear that..
Cheers,

[virtualex-itv]

No need to apologize. I will take a further look at this and consider changing to the offline installer or creating a new package entirely that uses the offline installer. But I was awaiting a response from you to my question before taking further action.

[amirasyraf]

Have you tested the installation using the offline installer to verify that it is not also blocked by your corp proxy? There are some caveats to using the offline installer which is why I chose not to use it and I'm not going to change which installer is used for a one-off case like this. You can always create a local package with the offline installer and maintain it yourself.

Just curious, what are the caveats of using the offline installer?