Silent Installations for File-AID/EX Execution Server, File-AID Rules Engine, or File-AID Services
To use the silent installer option for File-AID/EX execution server, File-AID Rules Engine, or File-AID Services,
- A response file needs to be created by running, from the command line, the product’s install file with an -r flag, and then (optionally) create a file pathname where to save the response file. If you do not enter a file pathname for the response file, the file will be named installer.properties or [installername].properties and it will be created in the same directory as the installer.
This will create a response file that captures the selections made by the user when stepping through the installer GUI. It can then be used to silently install the product with those selections in place. Recording a response file.c:/install.exe -r c:/temp/installer.properties
In the example above, a response file named installer.properties will be written to the c:\temp directory.
Using the recorded response file.c:/install.exe -f c:/temp/installer.properties -i silent
sh ./install.bin -f /install/installer.properties -i console
Following figures are examples of recorded response files for File-AID/EX execution server, File-AID Rules Engine, and File-AID Services respectively.
The following is an example of recorded response file for FileAID/EX execution server:
An example of recorded response file for FileAID Rules Engine is below:
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An example of recorded response file for FileAID Services is below:
