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[homer]

Hello,

I'm new to Unijob and I was wondering if a silent installation of the various components of Unijob / Univiewer is possible.

Thanks

[men]

Hello,

yes, Unijob & Univiewer have a silent installation mode.

For Univiewer & Unijob respectively:

Windows: The responses to the dialogs need first to be recorded in a file (ISS file). The installation can then be run from the command line against the response file as many times as needed.

The ISS file respects a particular structure. To create the file, the user must launch the interactive installation procedure from the command line (without using the "Back" button). For example:
univiewer_server_v110.exe /r /f1"c:\temp\univiewer_server.iss"
unijob_v110.exe /r /f1"c:\temp\unijob_v110.iss"

Note: a default .ISS file will not be created if the file's name and path are not provided. Respect the syntax EXACTLY or the ISS file will not be created.

Start the installation procedure by executing the command univiewer_server _v110.exe using the options described below. For example:
univiewer_server_v110.exe /s /f1"c:\temp\univiewer_server.iss " /f2"c:\temp\univiewer_server.log "

Then run the installation procedure by executing the command unijob_v110.exe, from its directory in the installation kit, using the options described below. For example:
unijob_v110.exe /s /f1"c:\temp\unijob_v110.iss " /f2"c:\temp\unijob_v110.log "

Unix/Linux: The responses to the dialog need first to be recorded in a response file. The installation can then be run from the command line against the response file as many times as needed.

To record the interactive dialog run the following command from the command line while positioned in the tools sub-directory of the installation kit:
unirun.sh -r (for both products)

By default the procedure will look for /var/opt/ORSYP/univiewer_server/install.file & var/opt/ORSYP/unijob/install.file if the address is not provided. To specify a response file enter the following command:
unirun.sh -r -f <absolute address of the response file to be created>

Once the response file has been generated, the product can be installed silently with the following command:
unirun.sh -s <absolute address of the response file to be read> (for both products)

Michel

[homer]

Thanx Michel, I'll test this asap. Looks rather doable