Deployment, kiosk mode and updates
Deployment¶
Deploying la Vitre begins with downloading and running the installer. Access the following link https://lavitre.me/app.
Command line execution
You can launch la Vitre installer from the command line, including in silent mode.
Supported parameters:
/S: silent installation
/licensekey: la Vitre activation key (optional).
Example: lavitre.exe /allusers /S /licensekey=000-000-000
Kiosk Mode¶
In certain situations, you need to maintain control over a device dedicated to connecting people. Windows kiosk mode locks down the device usage. It protects data and controls access.
To offer a "tailor-made" experience, you can enable and configure this mode. We provide a reference PowerShell script that handles:
- Creating a dedicated user account
- Configuring the firewall
- Installing la Vitre for this account
- Automatic login to Windows
Recommended starting point:
- Script kioskInstall.ps1
- Assigned account configuration details: lavitreAssignedAccess.xml
Since version 1.22.0-mainX64.6158, a simplified kiosk mode option is available in the advanced settings; you will find its complete description on the dedicated page Simplified kiosk mode.
Updates¶
By default, Vitres follow the "Main" update channel. When a version goes into production, la Vitre detects it, downloads the update in the background, then installs it overnight. You keep your presence. Without interruption.
1. Update channel
- Main: la Vitre production
- Custom: custom internal channel
2. Custom channel

3. Silent update
You can automate silent updates. Use the PowerShell script lavitre-update.ps1 in a Windows scheduled task.
By default, the script reads your Vitre's local settings: Channel, Username, Password.
You can also specify another source: Url, Channel, Username, Password.
For example, select the "Custom" track in la Vitre without further specification to disable the default search.
PowerShell Script¶
Script: the script available on this page, should be saved with the name below.
lavitre-update.ps1
Execution parameters:
-force: forces the download-reboot: restarts the machine after installation-feed: URL of the update folder-channel: channel name-username: identifier for Basic authentication-password: password for Basic authentication
Example
- Standard update
powershell -file lavitre-update.ps1
- Forced standard update then restart
powershell -file lavitre-update.ps1-force-reboot
- Custom update
powershell -file lavitre-update.ps1-feed https://storage.lavit.re/releases/ -channel mainX64
Deploying an update server¶
The update server must be an HTTP server allowing the download of:
- .exe files of installation executables
- .yml files defining update channels
- An example for the "mainX64" channel
To make new versions available on your Update Server, you must:
- Download the latest .yml definition file: **https://storage.lavit.re/releases/mainX64.yml**
- Download the installation .exe file corresponding to the .yml (name of the .exe file in the .yml file): ex: **https://storage.lavit.re/releases/lavitre-1.1.7-mainX64.2244.exe**
- Store these files on the Update Server
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