remote_response.dat (domino silent install)

# Lotus Domino Server for UNIX
# Remote Install Script Template


script_rev="8.0" # please do not change from user. otherwise it will break your installation

# To use, copy this file, edit it, and invoke the install program
# such as "./install -script /tmp/remote_script.dat". To edit the script
# file, read each section that follows, and change the configuration
# setting as necessary, following the syntax specified for that section.
# Script mode allows you to install the Domino Server
# to one or more computers, each with a different
# installation configuration as necessary.



#
# "target_hosts"
#
# If not set (by default it is commented-out),
# the Domino Server will be installed only to the computer on which
# the Install Program is being run (the "local host"). The installation
# settings used will be those of the "Default Settings" sections following
# this section.
#
# If set, specifies one or more target hosts on which the Domino Server
# will be installed. The local host will be installed to only if it is
# one of the hosts specified in the target_hosts list. For each host, the
# installation settings used will be those of the "Default Settings"
# sections, unless there is a "custom_host_settings" entry for a particular
# host. The "custom_host_settings" section follows the "Default Settings"
# sections in this file, and allows you to override one or more of the
# default settings for any host in the target_hosts list.
#
# The double-quoted, comma-separated list may be specified on
# a single line, or using multiple lines.
# For example:
# target_hosts = (
# "host1",
# "host2",
# "host3"
# )
#
# To use this setting, be sure to remove the '#' comment character
# on the "target_hosts=" line.
#
# !!!
#target_hosts=("host1","host2")


######################################################################
#
# begin "Default Settings" sections
#


#
# "installation_type"
#
#There are different types of Domino server setups available.
#Your choice depends on your needs, and licensing options.
#
#The installation types are:
# * Domino Messaging Server:
# Select this option to install a Domino Server
# that provides messaging services.
# Note that it does not include support
# for application services or Domino clusters.
#
# * Domino Utility Server:
# Select this option to install a Domino Server
# that provides application services
# only, with support for Domino clusters. Note that it does
# not include support for messaging services.
# The Domino Utility Server is a new installation type for
# Lotus Domino 6 that removes client access license requirements.
# See full licensing text for details from UI installation.
#
# * Domino Enterprise Server:
# Select this option to install a Domino Server
# that provides both messaging and
# application services, with support for Domino clusters.
#
# Specifies the set of product options that are to be installed.
#
#
# Specify the desired "installation_type" by its number.
#
# Domino Messaging Server : 0
# Domino Utility Server : 1
# Domino Enterprise Server : 2
#
# !!!
installation_type = 2



#
# "asp_install_option"
#
# The option to setup an ASP server refers to the configuration of an
# Application Service Provider server. This type of server can only be
# configured after an Enterprise Server installation.
# Setting asp_install_option = 1 below will cause the Domino Setup program
# to configure the server appropriately for ASP functionality.
# This will add security features not present in a normal configuration,
# so do not set asp_install_option = 1 unless an ASP configuration is
# specifically required for this server.
# The dafault value will be set to 0 for all servers installation.
#
asp_install_option = 0



#
# "add_data_directories_only"
#
# Set this setting to 1 if you only wish to add additional data directories
# to your existing Domino installation. You do not need to specify
# existing data directories when using this option. Note, however, that
# both the "program_directory" &
# "installation_type" settings must be set correctly so that the proper data
# is installed. Specify the new data directories to be installed
# as described in the "data_directories" section, below.
#
add_data_directories_only = 0

#
# "program_directory"
#
# Specifies the path to which the Domino program directories & files
# are to be installed. The top directory of the program tree is always
# "lotus", and will be appended to the specified path if not supplied.
# If the specified path is not /opt/ibm/lotus, a link will be created from
# /opt/ibm/lotus to the program tree.
# This path must be double-quoted.
#
# !!!
program_directory = "/opt/ibm/lotus"

#
# The Domino 6 software no longer requires the /opt/lotus soft link for
# handling multi- Domino Server installations on a single operating system.
# You can now select your own option for the /opt/lotus soft link feature
# if you have chosen a directory other than /opt/lotus for installation.
# This default install program path /opt/lotus is changed to /opt/ibm/lotus
# since Domino 7.
# opt_lotus_softlink = 0; which means not creating "/opt/ibm/lotus" soft link;
# its default is set to 0;
# opt_lotus_softlink = 1; which means creating "/opt/ibm/lotus" soft link;
opt_lotus_softlink = 0


#
# "data_UNIX_user"
#
# Specifies the (default) Domino UNIX user which will own the
# Domino Data Directories, and will be used to run the Domino Server.
# The "data_UNIX_user" setting may be overridden for a particular
# data directory in the "data_directories" or "custom host settings"
# sections, below.
# Please note that the Domino program files will be owned by the system,
# and that this setting affects only the Domino Data Directories
#
# !!!
data_UNIX_user = "notes"


#
# "data_UNIX_group"
#
# Specifies the (default) Domino UNIX group which will own the
# Domino Data Directories.
# The Domino UNIX user must be a member of this group.
# The "data_UNIX_group" setting may be overridden for a particular
# data directory in the "data_directories" or "custom host settings"
# sections, below.
# Please note that the Domino program files will be owned by the system,
# and that this setting affects only the Domino Data Directories
#
# !!!
data_UNIX_group = "notes"


#
# "data_directories"
#
# Defines settings for one or more Domino Data Directories to be installed.
#
# You would define more than one data directory here if you want to run
# multiple Domino Partitioned Servers on the same computer.
#
# You must define at least one data directory. In the "data_directories:"
# entry below, edit the path "/local/notesdata" as necessary.
# To define more than one data directory, copy and paste the
# "data_directories:" entry below (from the line begining with
# "data_directories:", to the line containing the '}' character) as many
# times as necessary, one for each data directory. Then edit the
# path (must be double-quoted) and/or owner settings for each.

data_directories: "/local/notesdata" {
# un-comment either of the following lines to override the defaults
# data_UNIX_user = "notes"
# data_UNIX_group = "notes"
}


#
# end "Default Settings" sections
#
######################################################################


#
# "custom_host_settings"
#
# When the "target_hosts" setting is used to install to multiple hosts,
# the settings from the "Default Settings" sections above are used for
# for each host, unless there is a "custom_host_settings" entry
# specified for a particular host. The "custom_host_settings" entry allows
# you to override one or more of the install settings for a particular host.
# You may have zero or more "custom_host_settings" entries; one for each
# host for which you need to override the default settings.
#
# To make a "custom_host_settings" entry, copy the example entry below
# from the first line ("#custom_host_settings: TargetHostname {") to the
# last ("}"). Change "TargetHostName" in the first line to the hostname
# for which you need to override default settings. Then remove the
# comment character ("#") from the first and last lines, and from
# setting lines you need to override. Now edit those settings as
# described in the "Default Settings" sections above. Repeat for
# as many hosts as necessary.
#
# !!!
#custom_host_settings: TargetHostname {
# installation_type = 0
# opt_lotus_softlink=0
# program_directory = "/opt/ibm/lotus"
# data_UNIX_user = "notes"
# data_UNIX_group = "notes"
# # add additional "data_directories:" entries as necessary, as
# # explained in the "data_directories:" section above
# data_directories: "/local/notesdata" {
# # un-comment either of the following lines to override the defaults
# # data_UNIX_user = "notes"
# # data_UNIX_group = "notes"
# }
#}