On Wed, 4 Feb 2004, Steve Connell wrote:
> I have been assigned the task of finding an installation method for my
> company's software for Linux, and it seems that using command line RPM
> is the best way to go about this. The problem, however, is that I must
> meet a requirement to display an "End User License Agreement" (EULA for
> short), which our customers who use the software must agree to before
> being allowed to continue with the installation.
That is not compatible with the RPM way.
SUN has solved this by distributing a selfextracting file that will
present you with the legal text and requires you to acknowledge it.
Then a RPM file will extracted which you can install the conventional way.
I suggest you do likewise.
If you haven't done so check the JAVA rpm option on the SUN download site
and try it.
Hugo.
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