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Running the Installation From the Command Line
After you have modified the appropriate
siebel.ini
files in the previous procedure, run the unattended installation from the command line. However, before running an unattended installation, be aware of the following guidelines:
- Any data entry error that you make during installation will be captured in the installation log file
log.txt,
located in the$
SIEBEL_ROOT
directory. Consider using the-log
logfile
command to create an additional setup initialization log file.- All CDs should be mounted or you must have a staging point to use for installation. For more details on creating staging point, see Creating a Staging Point.
NOTE: These instructions are for installing the Siebel Enterprise Server using unattended mode. Installation in unattended mode of other server products is similar.
To install in unattended mode
- Navigate to the
/ses
directory and enter:setup.
UNIX OS
-args SS_SETUP_INI=main installer siebel.ini path
LanguageDir=language directory parent
NOTE: If you created a staging point as described under Creating a Staging Point, omit the code line: LanguageDir=
language directory parent
.where:
UNIX_OS
= your UNIX operating system, such as Solaris, HP-UX, or AIX
main installer siebel.ini path
is the full path to the main installersiebel.in
i file.
language directory parent
is the full path to the directory immediately above the language directory on the language CD. This elimiates the prompt for CD swapping.For example:
setup
UNIX_OS
-args SS_SETUP_INI=seaUNIX_OS
_srvr_ses_base/ses/siebel.ini LanguageDir=seaUNIX_OS
_srvr_ses_lang/ses
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Siebel Server Installation Guide for UNIX Published: 24 June 2003 |