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Installation of 6.1 on Win2k3

jajtiii

I am installing a proof of concept on a Win2k3 box for our company (we currently are using Solaris in production) and having a bit of a problem.

My test box has about 1 gig of free space on the C drive and another 10 gig on the D drive.

When installing TS, it defaults to C:\Program Files. When I direct it to install on the D drive (d:\iw-home) it reads the space on the C drive and advises that there is not enough space to install. I actually edited the registry to change the default Prog Files location to the D drive, but it appears the thing is hardcoded to go to c:\program files.

I cannot find any documentation on doing a CL install, which I suppose I will have to do to force it to ignore the C drive. Does anyone have a suggestion?

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Migrateduser

Set the %TEMP% variable to point to D drive were ther is sufficent space to extract the installation files during the installation process.

Adam Stoller

It's probably looking at the TEMP or TMP environment setting - not the location where you are actually installing into.

Check those environment variables and see if changing them to something like

\temp resolves your problem.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

jajtiii

Good ideas and thanks for the responses, but that didn't do it.

I am just going to have reinstall the OS from a cd give it the space it needs.

Migrateduser

In the installer directory where the install.bat file exists, create a file named "install.properties". In this file put the following line:

USER_INSTALL_DIR=D\:\\Interwoven\\TeamSite

Run the install.bat file as usual. It will detect the install.properties file and pass it to the installer via the "-f" option.

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Interwoven, Inc.
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