opsi Version 3.3.1 - opsi Download - uib

WriteScan=on
NetworkScan=on
Reinst451=on
4. Localboot products: automatic software distribution with opsi
It is up to the script how to handle different switch settings. In this case some script
variables are set according to the switches, which are used for patching the
configuration file 'vsconfig.ini' later on:
; patch configuration files and import them
....
if IniVar ("ReadScan") = "off"
Set $ReadScan="0"
else
Set $ReadScan="1"
endif
if IniVar ("WriteScan") = "off"
Set $WriteScan="0"
else
Set $WriteScan="1"
endif
if IniVar ("NetworkScan") = "off"
Set $NetworkScan="0"
else
Set $NetworkScan="1"
endif
....
4.3.1.8. How to deinstall products
To deinstall a software product from a computer, you need an 'uninstall' script to
perform the deletion. The fundamental difficulty in software deletion is to distinguish
what exactly has to be removed. Not all of the files that came with a software package
can be deleted afterwards. Sometimes a packet comes with standard modules, which
are also referred to by other programs. Often only the software manufacturer himself
knows what parts have to be removed. The manufacturer's setup might offer an
unattended deinstall option which can be embedded in the opsi deinstall script.
Otherwise wInst provides several commands for software deletion:
4.3.1.8.1. Using an uninstall routine
If the product manufacturer provides an option for software deletion, it has to be
checked whether it can be run unattended (in silent mode). If it requires some user
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