OTN download demands oracle support CSI before install

i downloaded fusion from the OTN site, and tried installing it on RHEL 5.5, headless. the response file template holds spots for the following variables:
MYORACLESUPPORT_USERNAME
MYORACLESUPPORT_PASSWORD
without them, you get an error. with my OTN login-email and password, i basically get the same error.
so what's the work around on this? if there is an OTN agreement to do evals, why is the installation code enforcing a customer support contract?

961340 wrote:
i downloaded fusion from the OTN site, and tried installing it on RHEL 5.5, headless. the response file template holds spots for the following variables:
MYORACLESUPPORT_USERNAME
MYORACLESUPPORT_PASSWORD
without them, you get an error. with my OTN login-email and password, i basically get the same error.
so what's the work around on this? if there is an OTN agreement to do evals, why is the installation code enforcing a customer support contract?Please post the link of the file you have downloaded.
Thanks,
Hussein

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