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Installing and removing software
Installing, managing, and removing software
Software management terminology and concepts
Add-on package terminology
Package instances
Installation target directories
The installation software database
Methods of installation
Network installation and install servers
Using the Application Installer
Modifying the Application Installer view
Installing software
Installing software (Application Installer)
UNIX compatibility
Copying application icons to folders
Installing software (pkgadd)
Customizing interactive pkgadd installation
Installing a package or set in non-interactive mode (pkgadd)
Installing multiple packages non-interactively
Installing software from a remote machine (pkginstall)
Installing software from a remote machine (NFS)
Spooling packages without installing them (pkgadd)
Checking the accuracy of a spooled package (pkgchk -d)
Displaying information about spooled packages (pkginfo -d)
Removing a spooled package
Installing applications not designed for UnixWare
Managing software
Viewing installed applications (Application Installer)
Viewing properties of installed applications (Application Installer)
Displaying information about installed packages or sets (pkginfo, pkgparam)
Displaying set installation packages (SIPs)
Customizing the format and contents of the pkginfo display
Showing the value of a parameter (pkgparam)
Checking installation accuracy (pkgchk)
Checking against the pkgmap file (pkgchk -m)
Correcting differences while checking accuracy (pkgchk -n -f)
Removing software
Removing packages and sets (Application Installer)
Removing packages and sets (pkgrm)
Removing a package or set with an alternative admin file
Setting up and administering an install server
Before setting up an install server
Enabling and disabling an install server
Staging products and packages on an install server
Unstaging products or packages from an install server
Modifying default installation parameters
Creating an admin file
Example admin file
Creating a response file (pkgask)