Install Genero Report Engine on UNIX platforms in silent mode

Install Genero Report Engine silently on Gnu/Linux® and UNIX™ platforms.

Important: Before installation, verify the libxcb libraries are installed on your system.

To start the installation, type the following:

./fjs-grj-version-build-osident.run -a -q -t install_dir

For example, to install the GRE for Solaris 10-11 on Intel® X86_64:

./fjs-grj-4.00.00-build166789-s64x100.run -a -q -t $PWD/fjs-grj-4.00

Options

Table 1 shows the most common options relating to installation.

Table 1. UNIX install options
Install option	Description
`-a` or `--accept`	Bypass the display and the prompt for acceptance of the license agreement. Using the `-a` option indicates that you have read and accepted the End User License Agreement, located on the Four Js website at http://4js.com/end-user-license-agreements/.
`-c` or `--check`	Check integrity of the archive and of bzip2/tar binaries embedded in this program.
`-f backup\|overwrite\|remove` or `--force backup\|overwrite\|remove`	Specify what happens if the installation directory already exists: `backup`: Back up the installation directory. `overwrite`: Overwrite installation file. `remove`: Delete installation directory before installing.
`-k` or `--keep`	Do not delete working directory when done.
`-l` or `--list`	Print the list of files in the archive.
`-h` or `--help`	Display help about all possible options.
`-i` or `--install`	Install the product. Important: This option is not recommended. It is included only for backward compatibility.
`-s license` or `--show license`	Display the license of the product.
`-n` or `--nocheck`	Escape the checksum test on the archive included in the installer.
`-q` or `--quiet`	Silent mode with no UI. If `-q` is not specified, the interactive installer is used.
`-r` or `--root`	Allow the 'root' user to install the package. Important: Installing as `root` is not recommended. It is recommended that you install while logged in as a non-root user.
`-V` or `--version`	Show the version number.
`-t install_dir` or `--target install_dir`	Install the product in the specified target directory. If this option is not specified, the default installation is used.
`-w working_dir` or `--work working_dir`	Specify the working directory. By default, a temporary directory is created in $TMPDIR or /tmp.
`-x` or `--extract`	Extract the contents of this program, but do not run `fglgws-installer`. This option implies `--keep`.