Can’t install ALM11 to non-default folder in Linux
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We are trying to install ALM11 on a Linux Server and cannot use the suggested default folder due to security policies we have. When installing, it fails and in the logs we see that it is attempting a disk space check on the default folder and fails due to our security/limitations in place. How do we get it to install? It MUST be possible.
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GoBroncos, DO NOT attempt to edit he installer.sh script -- it even has a stern warning in it: There is a SOLUTION, though: From the install screen text I saw during installation: *''If you want to install HP Application Lifecycle Management Platform in an alternative directory, you must create a symbolic link from ''**/opt/HP/HP_ALM_Platform**'' to the **alternative directory** before continuing with this installation.''* I also saw in the readme that when using the symbolic link, it cannot check disk space there, so be sure you have enough available in your new path (via rights). Marked as spam
 Posted by pt-barnum (Questions: 4, Answers: 509) Answered on March 18, 2013 2:32 pm
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