WebLogic Installation Log File

Where is the installation log file after WebLogic installation?
I am installing WebLogic6.1. Can I specify where the installation log file should
go? Where is it anyway?
I searched few directories do not see where it placed the installation lo file.

No, not as I know of. If you are experiencing some problems and you really want to
find more information about a problematic installation, you may do the following to
generate the debug output and you can send that debug info to me:
Windows: pressing down control key at the beginning of the installation until a
debug console window pops up.
Unix Installer ( .bin files): set LAXDEBUG=true in your environment before starting
your installation. tee or script the output to a file:
export LAXDEBUG=true
sh weblogic610.bin -i console 2>&1 | tee buildlog
Pure java installer (.zip file):
touch ia_debug
$JAVA_HOME/java -cp weblogic610.zip -i console 2>&1 | tee buildlog
The upgrade installer should have a clear log to tell you what went wrong in a
installation or uninstallation process. And the installation/uninstallation process
would be rolled back if anything went wrong. The exception is that if you manually
stoped it in some way, which way may catch and process later.
-Dan
Ashique wrote:
Yes, I am trying to do a full installation (in silent mode).
Every software has an installation log. Is that not pretty much standard?
How come weblogic does not have log? If something goes wrong during silent
installation, I would like to see a log file.
Are you sure that there is absolutely no log file for a full installation?
Dan Bai <[email protected]> wrote:
There is no log file for a full installer installation.
The log file for an servicepack upgrade installation lives under $BEA_HOME/logs.
Look into the directory corresponding to that servicepack.
Are you experiencing any problems with the full installer?
-Dan
Ashique wrote:
Where is the installation log file after WebLogic installation?
I am installing WebLogic6.1. Can I specify where the installation logfile should
go? Where is it anyway?
I searched few directories do not see where it placed the installationlo file.

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Are you sure that there is absolutely no log file for a full installation?
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Ashique wrote:
Where is the installation log file after WebLogic installation?
I am installing WebLogic6.1. Can I specify where the installation logfile should
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I searched few directories do not see where it placed the installationlo file.

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