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rpadmava · ‎Jan 24, 2013

pv7721 wrote: Have you tried to ask the Flexera Support about these files? Yes I have already asked this to Flexera support, however I haven't got any reply for this yet.

rpadmava · ‎Jan 02, 2013

benjamin.jaton wrote: Hi, From the doc: "Set environment variables on the end user’s system. Compatible with Windows and Unix only. Unix Bash, sh, ksh, zsh, csh, and tcsh shells are supported." Under Ubuntu and RedHat with Bash, the task defines my environment variable into ~/.profile. From the bash documentation http://mywiki.wooledge.org/DotFiles : "Now, since bash is being invoked as a login shell (with name "-bash", a special ancient hack), it reads /etc/profile first. Then it looks in your home directory for .bash_profile, and if it finds it, it reads that. If it doesn't find .bash_profile, it looks for .bash_login, and if it doesn't find that, it looks for .profile (the standard Bourne/Korn shell configuration file)" I DO have a ~/.bash_profile, which is quite common actually. So ~/.profile never gets read and I don't have my environment variables defined when using a login shell. Am I missing something? Shouldn't it be at least defined in the ~/. rc file? Thanks Hi Benjamin, You got any solution for this issue? Regards, Padma.R

rpadmava · ‎Jan 02, 2013

Hi I have a template which creates a linux packge and following is the build output structure, Default_Configuration ---Web_Installers ---InstData ---com ---images ---Linux ---WebInst.jar ---WebInst.cab ---install.htm If I just copy the install.bin in Default_Configuration\Web_Installers\InstData\Linux\VM, the installer works fine. What is the use of WebInst.jar and WebInst.cab? Is it required while packaging the installer or just the install.bin is enough? Thanks, Padma.R

rpadmava · ‎Nov 15, 2012

Masudkhan wrote: Find my answers for your questions as below. 4. In the patch installer while copying the files just put a rule for checking the OS type. (Also I tried to create patches using the following How To link, but I am not able to install the patch since the $USER_INSTALL_DIR$ returns null. My assumption is that the “Set InstallAnywhere Variable – Single Variable” sets $USER_INSTALL_DIR$ to null. “http://kb.flexerasoftware.com/selfse...nalID=Q112993”.) You are not supplying the correct component UID. You may check the /var/.com.zerog.registry.xml file on the system where your original product is installed to find out the correct UID of the component. i checked the file /var/.com.zerog.registry.xml location entries are there for the mentioned component UID, it returns corrent count and version for $REG_COMPONENT_COUNT$ and $REG_COMPONENT_VERSIONS$ respectively. However the $REG_COMPONENT_LOCATIONS$ always returns NULL even though the location entry is available in /var/.com.zerog.registry.xml

rpadmava · ‎Nov 15, 2012

Masudkhan wrote: Find my answers for your questions as below. 4. In the patch installer while copying the files just put a rule for checking the OS type. (Also I tried to create patches using the following How To link, but I am not able to install the patch since the $USER_INSTALL_DIR$ returns null. My assumption is that the “Set InstallAnywhere Variable – Single Variable” sets $USER_INSTALL_DIR$ to null. “http://kb.flexerasoftware.com/selfse...nalID=Q112993”.) You are not supplying the correct component UID. You may check the /var/.com.zerog.registry.xml file on the system where your original product is installed to find out the correct UID of the component. Hi, I checked the 4) issue, in the file /var/.com.zerog.registry.xml file I can see that I have given the right component id. It returns the count and version value correctly in "Find Component Registry" action, just that location is returned as NULL even though the entry is there in /var/.com.zerog.registry.xml. And I am using IA 2012 EE.

rpadmava · ‎Sep 13, 2012

Product: InstallAnywhere Version: 2011 Enterprise Operating System: Windows 7 64 bit Java Version: SunJRE170_03Linux32 (VM) Database: Short Description of the problem: To create a Linux patch with rollback option during uninstallation. Detail Problem: The requirement is to create Linux product installer and patches (includes support for Ubuntu OS as well). The current understanding of IA is that, patches are created as an upgrade installation and on uninstallation of patches the whole product will be uninstalled. Following are the requirements in Linux/Ubuntu environment, 1. Create a patch for Linux installer (created using IA) which will deploy files and perform custom actions and on uninstallation of the patch should revert the deployed files (meaning replace original file from installer) and patch related custom action. 2. Create a patch which verifies if previous patch is installed or not and then apply the current patch. 3. How to set the setting while creating a patch such that if a previous patch exists then do not install the current patch. 4. Create packages such that few file will be deployed only when the OS is Ubuntu 32/64 bit. Also I tried to create patches using the following How To link, but I am not able to install the patch since the $USER_INSTALL_DIR$ returns null. My assumption is that the “Set InstallAnywhere Variable – Single Variable” sets $USER_INSTALL_DIR$ to null. “http://kb.flexerasoftware.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalID=Q112993”.

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Re: Use of WebInst.cab and WebInst.jar

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Use of WebInst.cab and WebInst.jar

Re: Help with creating Linux products and patches

Re: Help with creating Linux products and patches

Help with creating Linux products and patches

Re: Use of WebInst.cab and WebInst.jar

Re: Unix - Set System Environment Variable shouldn't use ~/.profile

Use of WebInst.cab and WebInst.jar

Re: Help with creating Linux products and patches

Re: Help with creating Linux products and patches

Help with creating Linux products and patches