This section describes the configuration file you can use during an Oracle VM Manager installation to perform a silent installation. You should use spaces and not tabs when formatting this configuration file. To use the configuration file, enter:
# ./runInstaller.sh --config=/path/myconfig.yml --installtype=production --assumeyes
Figure A.1. Oracle VM Manager install configuration file format
db: install : [Yes|No] Whether to install a database host :hostname
Hostname or IP address where the database resides sys_password :mypassword
Database SYS user password port :port
Database port, eg1521
sid :mySID
Database SID, egXE
mgmt_port :port
8080
is the default user :myuser
Database username. ovs is generally used here password :mypassword
Password for the user in the previous field webLogic: install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle WebLogic user :myuser
WebLogic username. weblogic is generally used here password :mypassword
Password for the user in the previous field java: install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle Java ADF: install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle ADF OVMCore: install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle VM Manager core user :myuser
Username password :mypassword
Password for the user in the previous field OVMConsole: install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle VM Manager console OVMShell: install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle VM Manager command line OVMUpgrade: install : [Yes|No] Whether to upgrade Oracle VM Manager onFailure: cleanup : [Yes|No] Whether to clean up installation on failure
Example A.1. Oracle VM Manager install configuration file example
db: install : No host : localhost sys_password :mypassword
port : 1521 sid : XE mgmt_port : 8080 user : ovs password :mypassword
webLogic: install : Yes user : weblogic password :mypassword
java: install : Yes ADF: install : Yes OVMCore: install : Yes user :myuser
password :mypassword
OVMConsole: install : Yes OVMShell: install : Yes OVMUpgrade: install : Yes onFailure: cleanup : No