Hi, Is it possible to install OpenOffice as root on a Linux system, without needing to give any user input? I am provisioning a number of machines running both RHEL 4.6 and 5.x, and I want to replace the default old version of OO with the latest. Installing manually works fine (the program even appears under the Applications menu!). However, I can't work out how to tell the installer not to prompt me for things like 'typical install' or 'install to /opt'. Can I give these options from the command line? If so, how - is it documented anywhere? I've had a search of this mailing list and also checked the installation readme, but found nothing so far...
Cheers, TOM DALTON
