Silent installation properties

-J

Precedes Java properties

-P

Precedes directory properties

-A

Precedes application features

Specifies the full path to the installation directory.

Default value:

• Windows: C:\Program Files\BMC Software\RLM
• UNIX: /opt/bmc/RLM

Any combination
of the following lines:
-A featureDeploymentUI
-A featureDeploymentEngine
-A PostgreSQL

Specifies the features that you want to install.

You can install the BMC Release Package and Deployment product.

Installation of the Deployment Engine and the PostgreSQL database are optional.

The -A lines specify any combination of the following features:

• BMC Release Package and Deployment
• Deployment Engine (for BMC Release Package and Deployment)
• PostgreSQL server

-J BMC_MIGRATE_
EXISTING_Q_INSTALLATION

Specifies whether to migrate from an earlier version of BMC Release Package and Deployment to the later version.

Default value: false

If you change this value to true, you must also change the values of the following properties as given:

• -J BMC_Q_DATABASE_MIGRATION=

  • USE_SAME_DATABASE to migrate your earlier version's database to the later version
  • USE_SAME_DATABASE_EMPTY_
DATABASE_CONTENTS to delete the earlier version's database and create a new database

• -J BMC_Q_MIGRATION_VERSION=BRLM_4_3_00

  Specifies the existing product version.

• -J BMC_REFERENCE_Q_INSTALLATION_PATH=path
  Provide the directory path where your earlier version of BMC Release Package and Deployment is located.
  Your earlier product version might be installed at RLMhome\4.4.00\RPD.

-J USE_BMC_BUNDLED_JRE

Specifies whether the JRE bundled with the product must be installed or not for BMC Release Process Management.

• Set to true if the bundled JRE must be installed.

• Set to false if you want to use JRE version that is already installed on your computer.

Note: If you  want to use JRE that is installed on your computer, specify the USE_BMC_BUNDLED_JRE property.

-J BMC_JAVA_JRE_PATH

Specifies the path for the JRE on your computer BMC Release Process Management.

Note: This property is required only if you want to use JRE installed on your computer (-J USE_BMC_BUNDLED_JRE=false).

Example: -J BMC_JAVA_JRE_PATH=C:\BRPM\lib\jre

Specifies whether you perform the installation as a root or as a normal user.

•  If you make installation as a normal user:
-J BMC_BRPM_INSTALL_TYPE=PARTIAL_PRIVILEGE
•  If you make installation as a root user:
-J BMC_BRPM_INSTALL_TYPE=FULL_PRIVILEGE

Specifies the HTTP port on which the Apache server for the BMC Release Package and Deployment component product runs.

Example: BMC_Q_HTTP_PORT=80

Specifies whether to enable SSL settings for the Apache server for BMC Release Package and Deployment.

Note:

If you want to use SSL for your Apache server, the following properties are required:

• -J BMC_Q_HTTPS_PORT
• -J BMC_Q_PRIVATE_KEY
• -J BMC_Q_CERTIFICATE_FILE
• -J BMC_Q_KEY_PASSWORD

To use SSL, enter USE_HTTPS.

Leave this property blank to use HTTP.

Example: -J Q_USE_HTTPS=USE_SSL

Specifies the HTTPS port for BMC Release Package and Deployment.

Note: This property is required only if you use SSL for your Apache server (-J Q_USE_HTTPS=USE_SSL).

Example: -J BMC_Q_HTTPS_PORT=443

Specifies the path to the private key for the BMC Release Package and Deployment.

Note: This property is required only if you use SSL for your Apache server (-J Q_USE_HTTPS=USE_SSL). 

Example: -J BMC_Q_PRIVATE_KEY=/tmp/key.der

Specifies the path to the certificate file for BMC Release Package and Deployment.

Note: This property is required only if you use SSL for your Apache server (-J Q_USE_HTTPS=USE_SSL). 

Example: -J BMC_Q_CERTIFICATE_FILE=/tmp/cert.der

Specifies the password used to generate the private key for BMC Release Package and Deployment.

Note: This property is required only if you use SSL for your Apache server (-J Q_USE_HTTPS=USE_SSL). 

Example: -J BMC_Q_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD=DES\:c0327a60f9d00b3780258e5f6fe

Specifies the first name for the superuser.

Example: -J BMC_SUPERUSER_FIRSTNAME=John

Specifies the email ID of the superuser.

Example: -J BMC_SUPERUSER_EMAIL=admin@example.com

Specifies the superuser's login ID, used for the first login.

Example: -J BMC_SUPERUSER_LOGIN=admin

-J BMC_SUPERUSER_
PASSWORD

-J BMC_SUPERUSER_
CONFIRM_PASSWORD

Specifies the encrypted password corresponding to the superuser's login ID.
The password must be encrypted by the utility provided.

Examples:

• -J BMC_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD= DES\:9c61a83f6c17233a2d6a967aa95bb1ec
• -J BMC_SUPERUSER_CONFIRM_PASSWORD= DES\:9c61a83f6c17233a2d6a967aa95bb1ec

Specifies the database that you want to use.

 You can specify one of the following values:

• POSTGRESQL
• ORACLE
• SQL_SERVER
  

Specifies the computer name or the IP address of the server where your database is installed.

Example: -J BMC_DB_HOST=127.0.0.1

Specifies the port of the server that you used for installing your database.

Example:

PostgreSQL: -J BMC_DB_PORT=5432
Oracle:-J BMC_DB_PORT=1521
SQL_Server: -J BMC_DB_PORT=1433

Specifies the database name or SID for the BMC Release Package and Deployment database.

• If you use POSTGRESQL or SQL_SERVER, specify the name of the database instance that was used during the database installation.
• If you use ORACLE, specify the SID details.

Example:-J BMC_Q_DB_NAME=bmc_rpm_db

Specifies the user name of the database instance that you used while creating it at the time of the database installation.

This property is related to the BMC Release Package and Deployment installation.

Example: -J BMC_Q_DB_USER_NAME=rlmuser

Specifies the encrypted password of the database instance that you used while creating it at the time of the database installation.

This property is related to the BMC Release Package and Deployment installation.

Example:-J BMC_Q_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD = DES\:9c61a83f6c17233a2d6a967aa95bb1ec

-J MAIL_NOTIFICATIONS

Specifies whether you want to use email notification settings for the BMC Release Lifecycle Management or not.

Set the value of this property:

• Not to receive email notifications:
-J MAIL_NOTIFICATIONS=NO_NOTIFICATIONS

• To use and configure email notifications:
  -J MAIL_NOTIFICATIONS=USE_SMTP

-J BMC_SMTP_HOST

Specifies the fully qualified name or the IP address of the SMTP server used for sending emails.

Note: This property is required if you configure to receive email notifications (-J MAIL_NOTIFICATIONS=USE_SMTP).

Example: -J BMC_SMTP_HOST=smtp.gmail.com

-J BMC_SMTP_PORT

Specifies the SMTP server port.

Note: This property is required if you configure to receive email notifications (-J MAIL_NOTIFICATIONS=USE_SMTP).

Example: -J BMC_SMTP_PORT=25

-J BMC_SMTP_DOMAIN_NAME

Specifies the SMTP domain name in email notification address.
For example, if your username is redmine@example.net, then your domain name is example.net.

Note: This property is required if you configure to receive email notifications (-J MAIL_NOTIFICATIONS=USE_SMTP).

Example: -J BMC_SMTP_DOMAIN_NAME=$SMTP_DOMAIN

-J BMC_SMTP_AUTHENTICATION

Specifies the authentication mechanism used for your SMTP service.

Note: This property is required if you configure to receive email notifications (-J MAIL_NOTIFICATIONS=USE_SMTP).

Set one of the following values:

• none
• plain
• login
• cram_md5

Example:-J BMC_SMTP_AUTHENTICATION=login

-J BMC_SMTP_USER_NAME

Specifies the user name used to connect to the SMTP server.

Note:

This property is required under following conditions:

• You configure to receive email notifications (-J MAIL_NOTIFICATIONS=USE_SMTP) 
• You do not use SMTP authentication (-J BMC_SMTP_AUTHENTICATION=none)

Example: -J BMC_SMTP_USER_NAME=brpmtest2@gmail.com

-J BMC_SMTP_USER_PASSWORD

Specifies the encrypted password used to connect to the SMTP server.

Note:

This property is required under following conditions:

• You configure to receive email notifications (-J MAIL_NOTIFICATIONS=USE_SMTP) 
• You do use SMTP authentication (-J BMC_SMTP_AUTHENTICATION=plain, -J BMC_SMTP_AUTHENTICATION=login, or -J BMC_SMTP_AUTHENTICATION=cram_md5)

Example: -J BMC_SMTP_USER_PASSWORD= DES\:35582269c6fa5491949a671e3db0c4c5

-J BMC_SMTP_TLS

Specifies whether your SMTP server requires a secure connection and is using TLS or not.

• If you use secure connection (TLS), set this property to true
• If you use HTTP, set this property to false

Note: This property is required if you configure to receive email notifications (-J MAIL_NOTIFICATIONS=USE_SMTP).

Example: -J BMC_SMTP_TLS=true

Specifies the list of action packs that you plan to manage in BMC Release Package and Deployment.