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4. Localboot products: automatic software distribution with opsi In a similar way registry entries and other components are managed. Another interesting table is the special table „InstallExecuteSequence“. The column “Sequence” holds the order of installation. Sorting the table by this column shows the chronological order of installation steps. 4.3.1.7. Internal structure of an integrated product According to opsi any commercial or free software will be integrated as a product (an installable opsi product). Based on the results of the foregoing software analysis, the opsi product contains all the files for installation and a special install script which will be executed by the opsi installer wInst. 56
4. Localboot products: automatic software distribution with opsi 4.3.1.7.1. Tasks of the opsi installer wInst (for Windows) In addition to the Windows installer (MSI) or other commercial installers, the opsi installer wInst has to perform following tasks: • The opsi installer wInst provides seamless integration with the opsi configuration data base, which holds the specifications for the product installation. • Based on wInst the installation becomes configurable, customizable and adaptable down to any detail as required for the overall concept. • wInst features detailed logging of all software installation steps which can be very useful for integration and support. The log level can be set gradually from verbose log down to none. 4.3.1.7.2. General hints for writing a Winst-script 4.3.1.7.2.1. What if the installation needs a reboot Many software components installed by a setup program require a reboot after installation. The reason for this is that performing a reboot often is the only way to make sure, that new configurations and replaced modules come into operation. So opsi wInst comes with a script command for performing a reboot. In the [action] section of the wInst-script the command ExitWindows can be set and specified with the option /RebootWanted, /Reboot or /ImmediateReboot: • /RebootWanted (deprecated) is the “weakest” reboot option. The reboot request is noted down in the registry and will be performed after all the installations are done. Which means that wInst might continue installing other products before rebooting. So reboot requests from many packets can be combined in a final single reboot, instead of rebooting after each packet. • /Reboot launches a reboot after completing the current installation script. • /ImmediateReboot aborts the script execution and performs an immediate reboot. The script itself has to take care for status handling and proper continuation. To control script processing, the script might write a status flag before reboot. After 57
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