.run switches

Below is a list of switches that you can use with the .run installer script.

If you are not familiar with some options, please consult our online documentation.

unattended does not take a value. Required in order to start unattended installation.

serial takes serial number which must not contain any spaces. Required in order to have a successful installation (Omnis will not start unless serialised).

stacks takes the number of stacks you wish to set. If not passed, will use a default value.

timeslice takes the number of timeslice you wish to set. If not passed, will use a default value.

port takes the port number to set as the server port. If not passed, will use a default value.

install-dependencies does not take a value. If passed, will attempt to install dependencies needed to run Omnis on your system.

ws-url takes the web service URL. If not passed, will use a default value.

ws-connection takes the web service connection. If not passed, will use a default value.

ws-logging takes the web service logging value (off, faults or full). If not passed, will use a default value.

ws-maxlog takes the maximum number of web service log records. If not passed, will use a default value.

ws-strict-wsdl-off does not take a value. If passed, will disable strict WSDL for the web service.

rest-url takes the URL to use for RESTful services. If not passed, will use a default value.

rest-connection takes the connection to use for RESTful services. If not passed, will use a default value.

destination-dir takes the absolute path to use as destination for the installation. If not passed, will use a default value.

service takes the name of the service to create. Must be running as root user to install a service.

owner takes the name of the user that should own the installation directory and Omnis tree directory. Please note this will take effect only when running the installer as the root user.

Example

./omnis.run unattended install-dependencies stacks 5 timeslice 20 port 42069 serial WBRN10XX005W000...