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Resolved Set default properties for Valentina Server

  1. Beatrix Willius
    Beatrix Willius
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  3. Sunday, May 14 2023, 10:58 AM
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Since a while I use a custom installer for Valentina Server which is really nice.

Today I noticed that the verbose level is set to 2:

; Specifies how much information produce in logs:
; 0 - display error messages only.
; 1 - display errors and warnings.
; 2 - display errors, warnings and debugging messages.
; 3 - display errors, warnings, debugging messages and command level tracing.
VerboseLevel=2

Is there a simple way to set that to 1 when creating the installer?

Valentina Server latest version.
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Ivan Smahin
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Hi Beatrix.

I'm not sure what you mean, but you may use something like this one:

sed -i -e 's/VerboseLevel=2/VerboseLevel=1/g' path_to_ini_file
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  1. more than a month ago
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Beatrix Willius
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I don't want Valentina Server to be installed with verbose level 2.

If I change the value with sed then the installer would reset the value whenever Valentina Server is installed. I would like to change the value only for the first installation and not when the installer is run again.
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  1. more than a month ago
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Ivan Smahin
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Well, you need something to differentiate the first-time script running moment - right?

Probably just check ini file existence?
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Beatrix Willius
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Yes, that should work.
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François Van Lerberghe
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Personally, I include in the installer the VServer.ini file with my parameters.
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Beatrix Willius
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Also a good idea.
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Beatrix Willius
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@François Van Lerberghe: If I include the ini file in the installer wouldn't that reset the parameters when installing a new version?
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Beatrix Willius
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After doing a test the parameters are indeed reset. Is there a way to tell the installer not to update a file?
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François Van Lerberghe
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I think you could be able to test if the file exist before copy it
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  1. more than a month ago
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Beatrix Willius
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As always I wanted to be lazy and not muck around with shell scripting.
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Beatrix Willius
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Got it:



#copy the ini file if it doesn't exist

SRC_FILE="$1/vserver_x64.ini"

DEST_FILE="/Library/VServer_x64/vserver_x64.ini"



# Check if the file already exists in the destination directory

if [ -e "$DEST_FILE" ]; then

  echo "File $DEST_FILE already exists, skipping copy."

else

  # Copy the file from package resources to the destination directory

  cp "$SRC_FILE" "$DEST_FILE"

  

  # Make sure the file has the correct ownership and permissions

  chown root:admin "$DEST_FILE"

  chmod 644 "$DEST_FILE"

fi
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François Van Lerberghe
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Thanks for sharing
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