Interactive Configuration Options

The Team Studio installer command is TIB_sfire-dsc-6.6.0_linux_x86_64.sh. By appending the following options to this command, you can customize the configuration as described.

Installer options. 
Example
TIB_sfire-dsc-6.6.0_linux_x86_64.sh --silent --chorus_user=JDoe
Option Description 
--disable_spec
 Skip the system requirement checks. If you do not have a supported system, you can still attempt to run the installer using this option, but it is not recommended. 
--chorus_user=CHORUS_USER
 Specify the Team Studio user. (The default is chorus) 
--chorus_path=CHORUS_PATH
 Specify the Team Studio installation path. (The default is /usr/local/chorus.) 
--data_path=DATA_PATH
 Specify the Team Studio data directory (The default is /data/chorus.) 
--passphrase=PASSPHRASE
 Specify the passphrase for encrypting and recovering passwords (the default is ' '.) 
--chorus_only
 Set up only the Team Studio collaboration framework; do not install the Team Studio workflow editor. 
-s, --silent
Run script silently. If you choose this option, you must specify the necessary parameters listed above.
Note: Using these advanced options is not recommended, except in a debug or recovery procedure. In the following example, a user needs to recover a file from the installer package, the user can extract the contents without running the install script to a specified directory. 
Example

./TIB_sfire-dsc-6.6.0_linux_x86_64.sh --noexec --keep --target /tmp/
Advanced installer configuration options
Option Description 
--confirm
 Ask before running embedded script. This refers to the script that configures and installs Team Studio after the files are extracted. 
--noexec
 Do not run the embedded script. 
--keep
 Do not erase the target directory after running the embedded script. 
--nox11
 Do not spawn an xterm instance. Use this option if you are installing Team Studio on a headless server. 
--nochown
 Do not change the owner of the extracted files. 
--target NewDirectory
 Extract the installer files in the specified new directory. 
--tar arg1 [arg2 ...]
 Access the contents of the archive through the tar command.
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