Running the install.sh script
sh install.sh [-c <n>] [-ni] [-inf <path>/idmsetup.inf] [-inst <instancename>] [-rf <responsefile>] [-bd <dir>]
Option | Description |
|---|---|
-h | Displays usage statement. |
-v | Displays version. |
-bd <dir> | Specifies a base directory (default /usr/local/psunix) |
-c <comp> | Specifies the component to install. Required in non-interactive mode. Optional in interactive mode. |
-inf | Specifies the path to the |
-inst | Specifies the instance name for location of the psunix files. If omitted, files are copied to the /usr/local/psunix/default instance. See Determining the psunix instance for more information about the instance location. |
-ni | Installs in non-interactive mode. |
-rf | Specifies the response file for non-interactive mode. If not specified the default is psunix-responsefile.cfg . |
For the -c argument, the component is identified numerically where:
Unix Listener
Bravura Pass passwd transparent synchronization trigger
Bravura Pass LDAP trasparent synchronization trigger
Bravura Privilege local service (not supported in Bravura Security Fabric 8.2.x)
Installing interactively takes less preparation and allows you to specify settings during installation. Installing non-interactively allows you to install components unattended on many systems. You must edit the response file (psunix-responsefile.cfg) and the applicable configuration files before installing non-interactively.
Examples
To start installation in interactive mode:
sh install.sh
To pre-select the Listener and use the
idmsetup.inffrom the Bravura Security Fabric installation to supply the communication key (or Master Key):sh install.sh -c 1 -inf ./idmsetup.inf
To install the Listener in non-interactive mode:
sh install.sh -c 1 -ni
To install the Listener in non-interactive mode, using a response file named alt-response.cfg:
sh install.sh -c 1 -ni -rf alt-response.cfg
See also
Specific requirements and instructions for installing Unix components see:
Unix Server to learn how to install the Listener on a Unix target system.
"Transparent Password Synchronization" in the Bravura Security Fabric documentation to learn how to set up transparent synchronization on a Unix server.
"Mobile Access" in the Bravura Security Fabric documentation for more information about how to install and configure the Bravura One proxy server on a Unix server for use with the Bravura One app.