You can install OnCommand Workflow Automation (WFA) by using the command-line interface (CLI).
If you are installing WFA on a virtual machine (VM), the name of the VM must not include the underscore (_) character.
You can change the default installation location by entering the following command at the shell prompt: ./WFA-version_number.bin [-i WFA_install_directory] [-d mysql_data_directory]
If you change the default installation location, the MySQL data directory is not deleted when you uninstall WFA. You must manually delete the directory.
You must note the credentials for the admin user and ensure that the password meets the following criteria:
The site name can include the location of the WFA installation—for example, Pittsburgh, PA.
By default, WFA uses only HTTPS for external communication.
At the shell prompt, enter the following command: ./WFA-version_number.bin [-u admin_user_ name] [-p admin_user_password] [-m https_port] [-n http_port] [-c company_name] [-s site_name] [-i install_directory] [-d mysql_data_directory] [-e {y|n}] [-y] [-b]
If you want to perform a silent installation, you must specify values for all the command options. The command options are as follows:
Option | Description |
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-y | Option to skip Skips the installation confirmation |
-b | Option to skip Skips creating a backup of the WFA database during an upgrade |
-u | Admin user name |
-p | Admin user password The admin user password must satisfy the following criteria:
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-m | HTTPS port |
-n | HTTP port |
-e | Option to enable Enables the HTTP port |
-s | Site name |
-c | Company name |
-i | Installation directory path |
-d | MySQL data directory |
-h | Option to display Displays the Help |