Manual usage of this structure
Warning: Never expand the compress file on a Windows systems and then copy *NIX files to destination hosts. Important file permissions will be lost as Windows platforms are not aware of unix perms. Always expand the compress package in a *NIX host.
Note: To manually import the pgp package signature, execute #gpg --import oneidentity_pgpkey.pub
Example 01 - Save space and only deploy what is needed:
a- Manual deploy Redhat 6/7/8 64-bit files
-Copy the corresponding client/linux-x86_64/*.rpm files to a temporary working directory on the destination *NIX host
-Proceed to install the rpms according to your needs and following the installation and upgrade guides.
Example 02 - Save space but run the automated installer and preflight.
a- Run the automated installer for an Ubuntu platform
-Create a temp working directory
-Copy all client/linux-x86_64/*.deb to atempworkingdir/client/linux-x86_64/*.deb
-Copy the file client/linux-x86_64/preflight to atempworkingdir/client/linux-x86_64/
-Copy the directory client/install-sh-data directory to atempworkingdir/client/
-Copy file install.sh to atempworkingdir/
-Copy oneidentity_pgpkey.pub to atempworkingdir/
-Copy preflight_sh to atempworkingdir/
-launch atempworkingdir/install.sh
-Proceed to install according to the Authentication Services guides
Example 03 - Save space run the linux x64 preflight only
-Create a temp working directory
-Copy the file client/linux-x86_64/preflight to atempworkingdir/client/linux-x86_64/
-Copy the directory client/install-sh-data directory to atempworkingdir/client/
-copy the file preflight.sh to atempworkingdir/
-launch the preflight.sh script
The resulting operations in atempworkingdir/ can be then copied to as many hosts as needed to perform same installations or prefliht checks.