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Installation
Chapter 1 Installing Sun ONE Directory Server 33
2. Start the installation program with the -saveState option.
root# ./setup -saveState filename
to create the specification file, filename.
3. Perform interactive installation.
4. Adjust the specification file, filename, before using it to install on other systems.
Some silent installation specification file directives, such as
FullMachineName,
depend directly on the underlying host system and so cannot be generated
generically.
Silent installation specification files contain a checksum string corresponding tothe
build version of the install program. To reuse a silent installation specification file
with a differentbuild or release of the install program,update the checksum string
in lines beginning with
[STATE_BEGIN and [STATE_DONE. The updated checksum
can be found in
typical.ins. Code Example 1-1 on page 30 shows a sample
checksum.
Installing Using the Specification Files
1. Verify the changes made to the installation specification file.
2. Start the installation program in silent mode.
root# ./setup -noconsole -nodisplay -state filename
Here filename is the silent installation specification file.
Completing the Installation Process
1. Ensure that access permissions for the files under ServerRoot/alias have been
set to prevent access by all users otherthan servers you install under
ServerRoot.
2. (Optional) If you installed from a compressed archive, add support to start
Directory Server on system reboot. This support is included in the Solaris
package version.
Refer to the Solaris system administration documentation for details.