Create a Linux package

In the first step, enter the name and description of the package. Also select whether the package should be created from a DMG or a PKG/MPKG file, or whether you want to use your own script. The following steps vary depending on the installation type you select.

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Once the package has been created, you can exit the wizard or open the generated Client Command in the editor. Make your selection and confirm it by clicking //Done//.

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= Installation Types =

== RPM File ==

If you select the DMG file installation type, use the corresponding buttons to add a DMG file or a folder. If you add a folder, all subfolders will also be scanned for DMG files. If multiple DMG files are found, you can select the correct one from a drop-down list.

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Specifying an RPM File

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Now specify the continuing [[options>>doc:||anchor="HAdditionaloptions"]].

== DEB File ==

If you selected a PKG file or MPKG file as the installation type, you can add a setup file or folder directly here. Select the correct setup file from a drop-down list.

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Specifying a DEB file

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Now specify the additional [[options>>doc:||anchor="HAdditionaloptions"]].

== Script file ==

If you want to create a Client Command using your own script, first upload a file that you want to access via the script. After you have selected the storage options as specified under [[Options>>doc:||anchor="HAdditionaloptions"]], enter the shell scripts in the fields provided.

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Linux Script

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Now specify the additional [[options>>doc:||anchor="HAdditionaloptions"]].

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= Additional Options =

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In the next step, specify where the installation files should be stored or where they can be obtained.

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== Storage Options ==

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There are a total of four ways to transfer the installation files to the corresponding Client. Depending on your choice, additional connection details may be required. These are listed below:

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Upload files to the file repository and access them from there.

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The files have already been uploaded to a file server and can be used from there.

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**Connection details: **Basic UNC path to the download directory, possibly username and password

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The files have already been uploaded to an HTTP server and can be accessed from there.

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**Connection details: **HTTP address to the download directory

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The files have already been uploaded to an FTP server and can be accessed from there.

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**Connection details: **Hostname, basic FTP path, possibly username and password

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Next, enter your SSH login credentials.

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The following step is for specifying additional options. Here you can specify whether the required files should be compressed. To do so, enter the filename if necessary. The compressed file must have the .zip extension. If the data is already on a Server, you can specify whether the data is compressed and what the file is named. Only ZIP files can be used.

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You can select a language for the dialogs displayed to the administrator during installation. Currently, you can choose between German and English.

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You may choose to execute a function before or after installation, uninstallation, or repair. You can specify these on the following dialog page.

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On the last page, you’ll see a summary of your entries. To create the package, click Generate. Once the package has been created, you can exit the wizard or open the generated Client Command in the editor. Make your selection and confirm it by clicking //Done//.

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		3	In the first step, enter the name and description of the package. Also select whether the package should be created from a DMG or a PKG/MPKG file, or whether you want to use your own script. The following steps vary depending on the installation type you select.
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		5	Once the package has been created, you can exit the wizard or open the generated Client Command in the editor. Make your selection and confirm it by clicking //Done//.
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		7	= Installation Types =
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		9	== RPM File ==
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		11	If you select the DMG file installation type, use the corresponding buttons to add a DMG file or a folder. If you add a folder, all subfolders will also be scanned for DMG files. If multiple DMG files are found, you can select the correct one from a drop-down list.
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		13	(% style="text-align:center" %)
		14	[[image:XWiki.Images.WebHome@hmfile_hash_d6c02f25.png\|\|alt="Angeben einer RPM-Datei" height="490" width="642"]]
		15	Specifying an RPM File
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		17	Now specify the continuing [[options>>doc:\|\|anchor="HAdditionaloptions"]].
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		19	== DEB File ==
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		21	If you selected a PKG file or MPKG file as the installation type, you can add a setup file or folder directly here. Select the correct setup file from a drop-down list.
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		23	(% style="text-align:center" %)
		24	[[image:XWiki.Images.WebHome@hmfile_hash_f54c4bcb.png\|\|alt="Angeben einer DEB-Datei" height="490" width="642"]]
		25	Specifying a DEB file
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		27	Now specify the additional [[options>>doc:\|\|anchor="HAdditionaloptions"]].
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		29	== Script file ==
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		31	If you want to create a Client Command using your own script, first upload a file that you want to access via the script. After you have selected the storage options as specified under [[Options>>doc:\|\|anchor="HAdditionaloptions"]], enter the shell scripts in the fields provided.
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		33	(% style="text-align:center" %)
		34	[[image:XWiki.Images.WebHome@hmfile_hash_3a6fd365.png\|\|alt="Linux Script" height="490" width="642"]]
		35	Linux Script
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		37	Now specify the additional [[options>>doc:\|\|anchor="HAdditionaloptions"]].
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		39	= Additional Options =
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		41	In the next step, specify where the installation files should be stored or where they can be obtained.
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		43	== Storage Options ==
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		45	There are a total of four ways to transfer the installation files to the corresponding Client. Depending on your choice, additional connection details may be required. These are listed below:
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		47	\|(% rowspan="1" %)(((
		48	[[image:XWiki.Images.WebHome@install.png\|\|alt="install" data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="32" width="32"]]
		49	)))\|(% colspan="2" %)(((
		50	Upload files to the file repository and access them from there.
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		52	Connection details: none
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		54	\|(% rowspan="1" %)(((
		55	[[image:XWiki.Images.WebHome@network.png\|\|alt="Network" data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="32" width="32"]]
		56	)))\|(% colspan="2" %)(((
		57	The files have already been uploaded to a file server and can be used from there.
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		59	Connection details: Basic UNC path to the download directory, possibly username and password
		60	)))
		61	\|(% rowspan="1" %)(((
		62	[[image:XWiki.Images.WebHome@http_get.png\|\|alt="HTTP_Get" data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="32" width="32"]]
		63	)))\|(% colspan="2" %)(((
		64	The files have already been uploaded to an HTTP server and can be accessed from there.
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		66	Connection details: HTTP address to the download directory
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		68	\|(% rowspan="1" %)(((
		69	[[image:XWiki.Images.WebHome@ftp_get.png\|\|alt="FTP_Get" data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="32" width="32"]]
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		71	The files have already been uploaded to an FTP server and can be accessed from there.
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		73	Connection details: Hostname, basic FTP path, possibly username and password
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		76	Next, enter your SSH login credentials.
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		78	The following step is for specifying additional options. Here you can specify whether the required files should be compressed. To do so, enter the filename if necessary. The compressed file must have the .zip extension. If the data is already on a Server, you can specify whether the data is compressed and what the file is named. Only ZIP files can be used.
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		80	You can select a language for the dialogs displayed to the administrator during installation. Currently, you can choose between German and English.
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		82	You may choose to execute a function before or after installation, uninstallation, or repair. You can specify these on the following dialog page.
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		84	On the last page, you’ll see a summary of your entries. To create the package, click Generate. Once the package has been created, you can exit the wizard or open the generated Client Command in the editor. Make your selection and confirm it by clicking //Done//.