Note: Because the installation runs from the command line, make sure that the current user has enough rights to access the different locations and that the web server will be able to access the files and directories created during the scripted installation. In order to exactly emulate the behavior of the interactive installation it may be a good practice to run this installation from the user account used for running the web server process.

Launch the script with the following command: bash php unattended_install.php --param-file=fresh-install.xml

Where: fresh-install.xml is the response file containing your desired settings for the installation (there are 4 models available in the folder xml_setup: fresh-install.xml, itil-fresh-install.xml, itil-upgrade.xml, upgrade.xml)

Fresh installation parameters

Important: In the case of a fresh installation (install), do not forget to complete below mandatory parameters before:

<database>
    <server></server>
    <user></user>
    <pwd></pwd>
    <name></name>
    <db_tls_enabled></db_tls_enabled>
    <db_tls_ca></db_tls_ca>
    <prefix></prefix>
</database>
<url>
</url>
<graphviz_path>/usr/bin/dot</graphviz_path>
<admin_account>
<user></user>
<pwd></pwd>
<language></language>
</admin_account>
<language></language>

Options

To get all available options of the script, you can perform the following command : php unattended-install.php --help

install-itop.sh

Usage

You can install your iTop by only using config-itop.php settings and run either

a non-ITIL iTop fresh installation (use itil-fresh-install.xml to have ITIL modules instead)

./install-itop.sh ./xml_setup/fresh-install.xml

a non-ITIL iTop upgrade (use itil-upgrade.xml to have ITIL modules instead)

./install-itop.sh ./xml_setup/upgrade.xml

a specific iTop installation by providing both xml setup file in below example file provided is the one generated by iTop during last setup.

./install-itop.sh ../../log/install-2024-04-03.xml