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Editing the siebel.ini Files for Unattended Installation
Before starting installation, you must modify two versions of the
siebel.ini
file. The firstsiebel.ini
is for the main installer which is located within the same directory as thesetup
UNIX_OS
executable (whereUNIX_OS
is the UNIX platform you are using). The secondsiebel.ini
is used for configuration and is located under the configuration subdirectory; for example,ses/gtwysrvrcfg/siebel.ini
.To modify the siebel.ini file for the main installer
- Using a text editor, modify the
siebel.ini
file for the appropriate product. The locations for eachsiebel.ini
file are listed below.NOTE: You should pull a fresh copy of each
siebel.ini
to modify and save itin a unique location to avoid overwriting the original file.
- Siebel Enterprise Server—
unix_server_
UNIX_OS
_ses_base/ses/siebel.ini
.- Siebel Web Server Extensions—
unix_server_
UNIX_OS
_eapp_lep/eappweb/siebel.ini
.- Siebel CORBA Object Manager—
unix_server_
UNIX_OS
_corba_lep/corbaom/siebel.ini
.CAUTION: Make sure that you have entered the correct values, because your entries are not validated by the installer.
- Locate the
[Dialog]
section and set all keys, except the ones starting with uninst tono.
This will disable all prompts.- Locate the
[Defaults.*]
section and set the values appropriate to your installation:
- Set those products you want to install under
[Defaults.ProductSelection].
- Set the languages you want to install under
[Defaults.LanguageSelection]
; for example, if you want to install French then add the following line to this section.FRA= yes
- Locate the
[Defaults.Unix] section
and set the RootDirectory to the product installation root directory.- Locate the
[RunAfter.Unix]
section and update the relevant subsections as follows:
[ConfigGtwysrvr]
Condition = $(GatewaySelected)=yes
Execute = ./gtwysrvrcfg/$(Launcher)Arg = -is:javahome $(JavaHome) -args SS_SETUP_INI=
gtwysrvrcfg_siebel.ini
StringTable=$(UninstallPath)/table.txtwhere:
gtwysrvrcfg_siebel.ini is the full path under which you want the installer to locate this configuration file.
[ConfigSiebsrvr]
Condition = $(SiebelSelected)= yes
Execute = ./siebsrvrcfg/$(Launcher)
Arg = -is:javahome $(JavaHome) -args SS_SETUP_INI=
siebsrvrcfg_siebel.ini
StringTable=$(UninstallPath)/table.txtwhere:
siebsrvrcfg_siebel.ini
is the full path under which you want the installer to locate this configuration file.CAUTION: Do not modify the
table.txt
file.
[ConfigUnixEappweb]
Condition = yes
Execute = ./config/$(Launcher)
Arg = -is:javahome $(JavaHome) -args SS_SETUP_INI=eapp_config_siebel.ini StringTable=$(UninstallPath)/table.txt
Where:
eapp_config_siebel.ini is the full path to the SWSE siebel.ini configuration file.
[ConfigUnixCorbaOM]
Condition = yes
Execute = ./config/$(Launcher)
Arg = -is:javahome $(JavaHome) -args SS_SETUP_INI=<Corba_OM_siebel.ini> StringTable=$(UninstallPath)/table.txt
Where:
Corba_OM_siebel.ini
is the full path to the CORBA OM siebel.ini configuration file.NOTE: For more details on parameters in the configuration files, see Configuration siebel.ini File Parameter Values.
To modify the siebel.ini file for individual server configuration
- Using a text editor, modify the appropriate
siebel.ini
file or files as listed below:NOTE: You should pull a fresh copy of each
siebel.ini
to modify and save itin a unique location to avoid overwriting the original file.
ses/gtwysrvrcfg
— Siebel Gateway configuration; for example,unix_server
_UNIX_OS
_ses_base/ses/gtwysrvrcfg/siebel.ini
.ses/siebsrvrcfg
—Siebel Server configuration; for example,unix_server_
UNIX_OS
_ses_base/ses/siebsrvrcfg/siebel.ini
.eappweb/config
—Siebel Web Server Extension configuration; for example,unix_server_
UNIX_OS
_eapp_lep/eappweb/config/siebel.ini
.corbaom/config
—Siebel CORBA Object Manager configuration; for example,unix_server_
UNIX_OS
_corba_lep/corbaom/config/siebel.ini
.CAUTION: Make sure that you have entered the correct values, because your entries cannot be validated by the installer.
- Set all keys in the
[Dialog.Config]
section tono.
- Set all values in
[Defaults.Config]
to the appropriate values.The PrimaryLanguage should be set to the three-letter language code for the desired language. For example, you should add PrimaryLanguage=ENU line for American English. Language codes are listed at the end of the siebel.ini file.
NOTE: Refer to Configuration siebel.ini File Parameter Values for configuration values.
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