[BumblingBlunderbuss]

Are there commandline switches, or an MSI download to permit PDQ/SCCM/etc remote/silent installations?

[BumblingBlunderbuss]

Bump?

[Jeremy]

Hi Bumbling,

I honestly don't know if it's possible.
I forwarded your question to our dev team. We'll see what they think of it.

Jeremy

[Albert]

You can use the /S switch with our installer to install RoboDK silently. For example:

• Install-RoboDK-64-v5.2.2.exe /S
  

We use NSIS installer and other default switches are also available.

Installing RoboDK silently does not install Python, so you may want to install Python afterwards with a command like this one:

• C:/RoboDK/python-3.7.3-amd64.exe /passive "TargetDir=C:\RoboDK\Python37\" InstallAllUsers=1 PrependPath=1 Include_test=0
  

Once the RoboDK install is done, if you have a license you can set it up like this:

• C:/RoboDK/bin/RoboDK.exe -NOUI -LCMD:Network:your-license-code -QUIT
  

Or like this if you prefer using an rdklic file:

• C:/RoboDK/bin/RoboDK.exe "path to rdklic file.rdklic" -QUIT
  

Make sure to use the hidden version of the license code if it is for a class (the code starts with H).

[BumblingBlunderbuss]

I have tried /s previously, and it doesn't work silently. It immediately opens the prompt to unpack the data, and then sits and waits for user input.

[Albert]

Are you using the Windows 64 bit installer?

It should be capital S. So /S, not /s.

[nakeya]

I would like to be able to install silently (NO user input required, NO UI) under ubuntu.

/S recommendation earlier doesn't work under Linux.

Is this possible? If so how?


Thank you.

[Sam]

You can use the attached file with the following command:
./Install-RoboDK --script ./installscript.qs

[nakeya]

Thanks so much for the quick reply Sam.

Is there a link to the installscript. qs file? It doesn't appear attached to the note.

[Sam]

My bad, I've corrected my previous post.