Installed Products List Linux

I want to generate the installed products list usually created by running the Universal Installer. Display is not set in our environment. Does anybody know how to generate this list without using the Installer GUI?

you could export dislplay to another machine using "export DISPLAY=<i_addres>:0.0"

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Hello! I had Photoshop Elements (and some other products) installed on my Laptob, but lost them because of a system breakdown. Trying to install these programms again, I logged in to my account "my adobe" and immediately found my products listed there plu

Hello! I had Photoshop Elements (and some other products) installed on my Laptob, but lost them because of a system breakdown. Trying to install these programms again, I logged in to my account "my adobe" and immediately found my products listed there plus a link "download here". But clicking the link didn´t start anything. Nothing happened. How can I get my prgramms installed again?

Try using a different browser if the link did not work.
You can also try downloading thru the following page if you can find the version(s) you need...
Download and Installation Help -
https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install.html

Can't install d2k6ir2 products on Linux

This download includes about 17 different products. I'm trying to install only Forms Server/Developer, Unix Installer and PL/SQL Procedure Builder at this time. I've studied the included documentation, set every environment variable there is and tried running ./orainst both with and without the create DB objects options. But the installation process never completes. What it does do is cause a Segmentation Fault. My RH 7.0 Linux OS stops it at this point and greets me with a core dump. This always appears to take place while "Loading ORACLE Common Utilities Executables..."
Come on -- I know there's somebody out there that has installed these products on Linux.

It's probably not supported on RHEL5/Centos5/etc., but...
You can get the installer to function using the following steps:
- extract the cal_linux_*.tar.gz, and cd into the OracleCalendar_inst directory
In there is the actual installer, cal_linux.
- the cal_linux is shell script wrapped around some binary blobs. The installer's
problem is that Oracle is setting the LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5 environment
variable, which is a mistake on RHEL5. You need to make it not set that variable,
but you need to do so in a way that the size of the shell script does not change at all,
and none of the binary blobs are impacted.
- the approach I took was
mv cal_linux cal_linux.BAK
sed -e 's/LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5/LD_ASSUME_KERNEL= /g' < cal_linux.BAK > cal_linux
chmod a+rx cal_linux
cal_linux -i gui
Note: you must have exactly 5 spaces in the substitution part of the sed command, because you're replacing 5 characters (2.2.5), and the size of the shell script must not change.
If you do that, the installer should run (one warning from awk still) and you should be able to install the product.
Tim

Confusing list of items installing Production Premium CS5

I'm installing Production Premium CS5 (upgrade from CS3 using serial number, onto a new machine).
The list of items to be installed, "all" of which are checked (on) by default, includes the following two items:
· Photoshop CS5 (64-bit)
· Photoshop CS5
When I mouse over each to see a brief description, they're identical. The 64-bit version is larger.
I would normally just leave "all" selected and proceed with the install. But I'm a bit confused by how this is presented -- and with no explanations about it.
It is a 64-bit system.
Do I leave "all" items checked, or do I uncheck the latter instance of Photoshop before proceeding with the installation?
Thanks.
Jay

Well, it seems they both need to be installed. After uninstalling both, I found it won't let me install the 64-bit version without also installing the 32-bit version.
Now, to "wonder" what the impact is of opening one version versus the other. Why do I have to have two installations of the same program?
And why in the world would they not have a stitch of documenation anywhere to explain any of this?
Really disappointing. This is, after all, Adobe, not Joe's Bait & Tackle.

Installing a product on Linux

My background is on Windows - I am a good enough Installshield programmer. But I have no experience in distributing a project for Linux to a customer. I plan on creating JAR files of my project for distribution on a CD. But beyond that...
- How do you install on a Linux box? All I've seen so far are gzip files that get extracted into the user's home directory, or a selected subdirectory. Is this the only way to install something on Linux?
- Can I control where things are installed? Do I even want to?
- My app will be using SWIG as well as the Java runtime. How do I know my app will be able to find the SWIG executable? Or will the user need to modify my script to point to the correct directory? Or can/should I distribute SWIG as part of my fileset, or have the user download it?
Some general install guidelines would be nice, or a site showing this stuff.
Thanks.

- How do you install on a Linux box? All I've seen
so far are gzip files that get extracted into the
user's home directory, or a selected subdirectory.
Is this the only way to install something on Linux?No, but it is the easiest for you as a programmer. Most Linux software is distributed either as a .rpm or .deb file, or as source code in a compressed tar hofile (getting pretty rare these days). There's also a fairly new package management system called autopackage but I haven't seen many projects using it yet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RPM_Package_Manager
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deb_%28file_format%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autopackage
What kind of a program is it? It might be best to go the easy way and distribute a .tar.gz file that the user extracts to a directory on the hard drive and runs the program from it... Azureus works like this for example.
Can I control where things are installed? Do I even
want to?I'm not really sure what you mean...
My app will be using SWIG as well as the Java
runtime. How do I know my app will be able to find
the SWIG executable? If the user has installed swig, it's trivial to find the path to the exectuable using a short shell script: the command "which swig" returns the complete path. You can pass this to the application as a parameter from the startup script likeSWIGPATH=`which swig`
# test that it was actually found..
java -Dswig.path="$SWIGPATH" restofcommandline
Or can/should I distribute SWIG as part of my
fileset, or have the user download it?
Distributing swig doesn't seem like a good idea unless you require a version that the users are not likely going to have.. If swig is not installed it's a good idea to warn the user and tell him/her it needs to be installed

Instaling 10g on Linux

Hi all.
I downloaded the personal edition of the new 10g database for Linux, and has had all sorts of problems.
First the download is compressed in cpio-format, witch is largely unknown, and not supported by Konqueror/Ark. I found the utility on the net and installed it.
Then, when I started the installation it came out and complained about my version of Linux, from Suse. It was not stated anywhere that the DB is only able to install on Red Hat / Mandrake.
I have spend 2 days to try to install this product, and now I find out that it is not possible at all. There should be RPM's available for all distros.
Allan Cloos

Suggest you refer to http://www.puschitz.com for general installation of Oracle products on Linux, especially on trhe Red Hat series.
If it's not listed on Werner's site, it probably will be subject to problems and issues.
To the original poster - I am truly surpised that you could not find cpio for your distribution - cpio has been a basic utility for unix and linux since the 70s.

Problems to install Oracle9i on Linux RH 7.1

Error message appeared during installation process.
"Error in involing target install of makefile
/disk01/app/oracle/products/9.0.1/plsql/lib/ins_plsql.mk"
Does anybody know what to do?

Try the instruction on this URL
http://www.e-gineer.com/instructions/install-oracle9i-on-
linux.phtml
The problem may be coming from the binutils verson imcompatible.

Error while installing crypto in Linux

Hi everyone,
I've literally checked all posts in google and this forum is my very last resort. I've downloaded the end-user software for Linux from the following site:
http://www.cryptocard.com/products/crypto%2Dmas/end%2Dusersoftware/
When I try to install it on my PCLinuxOS, I get the following errors:
Preparing to install...
Extracting the JRE from the installer archive...
Unpacking the JRE...
Extracting the installation resources from the installer archive...
Configuring the installer for this system's environment...
awk: error while loading shared libraries: libdl.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
dirname: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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basename: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
dirname: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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hostname: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Launching installer...
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Can't install Oracle_cal on linux EL5

Hey everyone, I am having some trouble installing oracle cal on linux EL5. I keep getting the following error when trying to invoke the installer. Does anyone know a solution?:
./gui_install.sh
Preparing to install...
Extracting the JRE from the installer archive...
Unpacking the JRE...
Extracting the installation resources from the installer archive...
Configuring the installer for this system's environment...
awk: error while loading shared libraries: libdl.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
dirname: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
/bin/ls: error while loading shared libraries: librt.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
basename: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
dirname: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
basename: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Launching installer...
grep: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
/tmp/install.dir.11456/Linux/resource/jre/bin/java: error while loading shared libraries: libpthread.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

It's probably not supported on RHEL5/Centos5/etc., but...
You can get the installer to function using the following steps:
- extract the cal_linux_*.tar.gz, and cd into the OracleCalendar_inst directory
In there is the actual installer, cal_linux.
- the cal_linux is shell script wrapped around some binary blobs. The installer's
problem is that Oracle is setting the LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5 environment
variable, which is a mistake on RHEL5. You need to make it not set that variable,
but you need to do so in a way that the size of the shell script does not change at all,
and none of the binary blobs are impacted.
- the approach I took was
mv cal_linux cal_linux.BAK
sed -e 's/LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5/LD_ASSUME_KERNEL= /g' < cal_linux.BAK > cal_linux
chmod a+rx cal_linux
cal_linux -i gui
Note: you must have exactly 5 spaces in the substitution part of the sed command, because you're replacing 5 characters (2.2.5), and the size of the shell script must not change.
If you do that, the installer should run (one warning from awk still) and you should be able to install the product.
Tim

How can I install ALE in linux mint

I want to install ALE in Linux Mint Cinnamon. Is this possible. If not why not.
BobM

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Errors (DW050 DW063 DF027) installing Production Premium CS6 on Mac

I really don't want to return this to Adobe, but if I can't install it, it's realy useless. Looking for some way to get it installed. Does anyone have a procedure that is reliable on the Mac?
I've looked at the instructions and recommendations in the forums describing permissions and directories.
To get to a clean baseline, I cleaned out all previous instances of Adobe installations, applications, files and directories - there were several versions dating back to CS3.
Attempted to install Production Premium CS6.
Got the following screen from installer:
Summary text follows:
Exit Code: 6
Please see specific errors and warnings below for troubleshooting. For example, ERROR: DF027, DW063 ...
-------------------------------------- Summary --------------------------------------
- 0 fatal error(s), 10 error(s), 0 warning(s)
----------- Payload: {CC006FD6-00EF-46FC-ACA0-7A28EFF44D20} Adobe Media Encoder CS6 6.0.0.0 -----------
ERROR: DF027: Unable to copy file from "/private/tmp/.tempdirCRY5Xaa1/Assets1/Adobe Media Encoder CS6.app/Contents/Plug-ins/Common/ImporterAIEPS.bundle/Contents/MacOS/ImporterAIEPS" to "/Applications/Adobe Media Encoder CS6/Adobe Media Encoder CS6.app/Contents/Plug-ins/Common/ImporterAIEPS.bundle/Contents/MacOS/ImporterAIEPS" (Seq 1956)
ERROR: DW063: Command ARKCopyFileCommand failed.(Seq 1956)
ERROR: DW050: The following payload errors were found during install:
ERROR: DW050: - Adobe Premiere Pro CS6: Failed due to Language Pack installation failure
ERROR: DW050: - Adobe Prelude CS6 Support: Install failed
ERROR: DW050: - Adobe Prelude CS6_AdobePrelude1en_USLanguagePack: Install failed
ERROR: DW050: - AmericanEnglishSpeechAnalysisModels: Install failed
ERROR: DW050: - Adobe Media Encoder CS6: Install failed
ERROR: DW050: - Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 Support: Install failed
ERROR: DW050: - Adobe Premiere Pro CS6_AdobePremierePro6.0en_USLanguagePack: Install failed
ERROR: DW050: - Adobe Prelude CS6: Failed due to Language Pack installation failure

This is not the answer for me - and for others.
There seems to be a problem with Production Premium CS6 Installation on Snow Leopard - Mac OS X 10.6.8. Could someone at Adobe try this and/or report anecdotally that anyone has seen it work?
From a much more comprehensive thread describing the same issue at http://forums.adobe.com/message/5450038#5450038
All,
Some things I did (with failed installations after each step):
Executed the list of suggested "answer" fixes referenced in this thread
Completely uninstalled all Adobe products (including CS5 Master Collection and Acrobat X Pro - even the Flash Player)
Used Disk Utility to reset all privileges on the drive to its recommended state
Manually set privileges on virtually the entire disk to Read/Write/Execute for Everyone
Was on chat for 2 hours with Adobe Tech support - they took control of the machine and were trying similar things
I haven't returned the Suite yet and honestly, I would still like a workaround.

Error installing package on Linux using SDM.

Hello Everyone...
I am having an issue getting a package installed on RHEL using the SDM. The package I'm trying to install is BP SAP CRM 5.0 SP01. The error I'm getting is as follows (shortened for space and info reasons):
DeploymentActionException: The substitution of deployment parameter variables failed.The following variables could not be substituted because theyare not known by the SDM-Repository:com.sap.cm.shareTo fix this problem go to the SDM-Repository-View of the SDM GUIand define substitution values for these variables or correct thetype information. Please note these are not typos or gramatical errors. This is verbatim from the error message.
If I take a look at Deployment Parameter Substitutions ==> Public substitution variables, I do not see a com.sap.cm.share defined anywhere, but I have never had to define anything while installing this under Windows in the past with identical settings in the SDM GUI.
Is this just a simple matter of defining the variable, or could this be a permissions/config issue with Linux? If it does need defining, if anyone has any ideas what the variables should be would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!

Just an FYI, the answer to this was found over at Re: Troublshooting While Deploying CRM 5.0 BP on Enterprise Portal 7.0 A word of warning, the parameter variable needs to be listed as Com.sap.cm.share (just as it is listed in the post). I had been trying it as com.sap.cm.share, and it would not work when I tried to save it. Also, for those new to Linux, you need to use the / character, not the \ character as shown on the forum post if you are installing it under Linux.

Installing oracle9i in linux

hi ,
while installing oracle9i in linux it asked me to run ./root.sh
when i run this command it asked to me to give local bin directory. so i gave /usr/bin
after that it gave the following error:
starting RPM to install the LSSV product for more installation please refer to the linux installation section
in the LSSV installation gide at http:www.legato.com/lssv
error:failed dependencies
libtercap.so.2 is needed by orclclnt.nw_lssv.build.71.1
error:failed dependencies
orcclnt=nw_lssv.build.71.1 is need by orcldrvr_nw_lssv.build.71.1
error:failed dependencies
orclclnt=nw_lssv.build.71.1 is need by orclnode_nw_lssv.build.71.1
orcldrvr=nw_lssv.build.71.1 is needed by orclnode_nw_lssv.build.71.1
libscrsi.so is needed by orclnode_nw_lssv.build.71.1
libsji.so is needed by orclnode_nw_lssv.build.71.1
installation of lssv is not succeed
for more installation please refer to the linux installation section
in the LSSV installation gide at http:www.legato.com/lssv
now how to solve this what to do now? can any one help?

It sound like a duplicate thread, see an answer in installing oracle9i in linux in Installation Forum.<br>
<br>
Nicolas.

Installing Oracle in linux

Plz.. send me screen shots for installing oracle in linux and a breif explanation too........

user13358971 wrote:
Plz.. send me screen shots for installing oracle in linux and a breif explanation too........Did you even try to read those bundled white papers they call manuals??
What does it give you a screenshot step-by-step installation guide?
What if something does not match, or goes wrong?
Then you start asking for a screenshot of the solution ??
I am sorry if this offends you, but if you want to start using a complex product as an Oracle database, then screenshots are not enough.
It's like reading stories about Dagobert Duck when learning how to make money
Success!!
FJFranken

Prerequesits for installing EBS on linux machine

Hello,
When installing database on machine i am using the following link to know what are the hardware , memory , kernel and many more prerequesits.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e10840/toc.htm
I am looking for such a prerequesits document in orader to install EBS 11.5.10.2 on linux
Thanks

Hi Yoav;
When installing database on machine i am using the following link to know what are the hardware , memory , kernel and many more prerequesits.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e10840/toc.htm
You are looking installation guide or you are looking tool for sizing?
If you are looking for sizing, please check below thead which is posted by Hussein Sawwan:
sizing
Re: Does anyone know of hardware sizing tool for 11i/R12?
Hardware requirements for Oracle APPS
Does anyone know of hardware sizing tool for 11i/R12?
If you are looking installation guide for all pre-request please check:
Subject: Recommendations to Install Oracle Applications 11i Doc ID: 294932.1
Subject: Support of Linux and Oracle Products on Linux Doc ID: 266043.1
Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11i Technology Stack Documentation Roadmap [ID 207159.1]
Oracle Applications Installation Guide: Using Rapid Install
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B25516_18/current/acrobat/r115102ins.pdf
If you are on OEL or Rhel 5 level than check:
Oracle Applications 11i Installation on OEL5 or RHEL5 [ID 730444.1]
I belive those notes should be enough
Regard
Helios

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