install.sh utility: starts the InfoPrint Manager Installer for Linux
Syntax
install.sh [-c <color-option>] [-i] [-r] [-s <mount point>]
install.sh -a <response file> [-s <mount point>] [-r] [-v | -V]
Unattended multi-system install:
install.sh -m [-s <mount point>] [-r]
install.sh -u install.sh --uninstall-and-clean
install.sh [-h]
Description
This utility installs and configures RICOH InfoPrint Manager software onto local or remote Linux systems. InfoPrint Manager Installer installs the InfoPrint Manager server, InfoPrint Manager clients are installed using rpm commands against desired packages. For more details about installing Linux clients, see RICOH InfoPrint Manager for Linux: Getting Started.
Flags
The install.sh utility uses these flags:
- -h | - -help
- Displays the help for the install.sh utility.
- -a <response file> | - -response-file <response file> | - -response-file=<response file>
- Specifies a response file for use in an unattended installation. By default, unattended
installations do not display any Installer screens. Furthermore, when the -a flag is used, the default mount point is
/ip_remote
. All unattended installations must be performed using an InfoPrint Manager Software Server, not the InfoPrint Manager for Linux DVD-ROMs. See theNetwork Installation Setup
section below for more information on how to set up and use a InfoPrint Manager Software Server. - -c <0|1> | - -color=<0|1> | - -color <0|1>
- Enables or disables coloring the default answer option when using the interactive installer. The default value is 1.
- -i | - -ipin-only
- Creates
ipin_response
file and skips installation of InfoPrint Manager when using the interactive installer. - -m | - -multi-system
- Performs unattended installations on one or more remote systems. To use this flag,
you must have first created an InfoPrint Manager Software Server on the local machine. For more information on how to set up an InfoPrint Manager Software Server, see the
Network Installation Setup
section below. After the Software Server is in place, you must copy response files to its/ip_remote/auto
subdirectory to define the installations you wish to perform. The default mount point for unattended installations is/ip_remote
. The -m flag causes the defined remote installations to be performed serially, that is the installation on the second system begins only after the installation on the first system is completed. - -s <mount point> | - -mount-point <mount point> | - -mount-point=<mount point>
- Specifies a non-default InfoPrint Manager Software Server mount point. The default mount point for all unattended installations
is
/ip_remote
. - -r | -R | - -refresh
- Reinstalls InfoPrint Manager.
- -u | - -uninstall
- Uninstalls InfoPrint Manager without erasing objects.
- - -uninstall-and-clean
- Uninstalls InfoPrint Manager including erasing of objects.
- -v | - -ha-failover
- Installs InfoPrint Manager on the High Availability Failover server. This action prevents an attempt to mount
the
/var
file systems and does not start the InfoPrint Manager server. - -v | - -ha-primary
- Sets up the High Availability primary server and ensures that all the appropriate file systems are available.
Network Installation Setup
When deploying InfoPrint Manager on a large network of Linux systems, you may find it easier to perform network installations. A network installation is performed from an NFS file system, not the InfoPrint Manager for Linux DVD-ROMs. We call the system that exports this file system an InfoPrint Manager Software Server.
To create an InfoPrint Manager Software Server