install.sh

The install.sh script handles all operations related to installing and removing the application.

Options

-a | --all
Performs these operations in sequence - Install, create runtime and setup initscripts (equivalent to: -I -r -i)
-b | --bootstrap
Sets up initial site data.
-C | --cleanup
Stop/Kill the application processes, wipes out application packages and site directory.
CAUTION:
THIS OPTION WILL WIPE OUT THE SITE DATA.
-c | --conf-file
The environment configuration file (usually of the form environment-<platform>.conf), used to identify the platform.
Note: This is not to be confused with the the site-options.conf file.
-d | --directory type='str', argname='installation_base_dir',
Path where the site would get installed.
-E | --check_environment
Check if the system environment is suitable for this installation.
-F | --force
Force the operation that is performed wherever appropriate (e.g. install/uninstall).
-f | --siteoptionsfile
Path to the site configuration file (default: ./conf/site-options.conf).
-I | --initscript
Start application services on reboot.
-i | --install
Install application packages.
-n | --noninteractive
Used to run the installer in non-interactive mode.
-R | --internalruntime
Create the internal runtime instance using the site configuration file.
-r | --runtime
Create the runtime instance using the site configuration file. (Also does configuration for Apache and PostgreSQL.).
-S | --startnow
Start application services after completing the other operations (if possible).
-s | --startup
Start application services on reboot and start it now: equivalent to -I -S.
-u | --uninstall
Uninstall application packages.
-V | --verbose
Show all output in noninteractive mode.