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03-09-2006 04:22 AM
03-09-2006 04:22 AM
Silent package installation swinstall swask
Hi,
I have a question and hoping that someone might already know. I m trying to do a silent installation on a packages. I generate a set of response files manually.
# swask -s /package.depot -c response_files \*
I m able to install the package silently without any issues if I install the same package I generated the response files from.
# swinstall -s /package.depot - c response_files package
If I try to use the same response files to install the same package with a different version( ie 0.12.0.212.0 versus 0.12.0.213 ) then it complains.
Do anyone know of any way to disable this strict checking so I don t have to generate new response files for every build?
Thanks.
I have a question and hoping that someone might already know. I m trying to do a silent installation on a packages. I generate a set of response files manually.
# swask -s /package.depot -c response_files \*
I m able to install the package silently without any issues if I install the same package I generated the response files from.
# swinstall -s /package.depot - c response_files package
If I try to use the same response files to install the same package with a different version( ie 0.12.0.212.0 versus 0.12.0.213 ) then it complains.
Do anyone know of any way to disable this strict checking so I don t have to generate new response files for every build?
Thanks.
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03-09-2006 08:10 PM
03-09-2006 08:10 PM
Re: Silent package installation swinstall swask
Hi mendocino,
An alternate solution to use of response files may be to run your swinstall from a perl script , and use 'expect' lib to catch questions and do the appropriate replies.
More about Expect lib:
http://search.cpan.org/~rgiersig/Expect-1.15/Expect.pod
Here attached a simple perl example passing commands through a SSH connection to show the use of expect.
An alternate solution to use of response files may be to run your swinstall from a perl script , and use 'expect' lib to catch questions and do the appropriate replies.
More about Expect lib:
http://search.cpan.org/~rgiersig/Expect-1.15/Expect.pod
Here attached a simple perl example passing commands through a SSH connection to show the use of expect.
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