Centrify

Tips for finding Knowledge Articles

  • - Enter just a few key words related to your question or problem
  • - Add Key words to refine your search as necessary
  • - Do not use punctuation
  • - Search is not case sensitive
  • - Avoid non-descriptive filler words like "how", "the", "what", etc.
  • - If you do not find what you are looking for the first time,reduce the number of key words you enter and try searching again.
  • - Minimum supported Internet Explorer version is IE9
Home  >
article

KB-0754: How to disable the warning dialog when installing .pkg through remote desktop

Auditing and Monitoring Service ,   Authentication Service ,   Mac & PC Management Service ,  

12 April,16 at 11:12 AM

Applies to: All version of Centrify DirectControl for Mac

Question:

How to disable the warning dialog when installing .pkg through remote desktop?

Answer:

A warning dialog, concerning installation of the Centrify DirectControl plugin, appears during installation. This is not a problem for an attended installation, but for an unattended installation, it causes the installation to fail. Therefore, to install remotely, without manually supervising the installation, remove the following files:

CentrifyDC.pkg/Contents/Resources/display-popup.sh

CentrifyDC.pkg/Contents/Resources/open_adjoin.sh

from the package to disable the warning dialog.

Related Articles

 articleKB-20210: Common Questions Regarding Centrify DirectControl and CoreOS articleCentrify 17.4 and 17.4 Hotfix Release Notes article[Labs] Setting-up an AWS Test Lab for Centrify articleKB-3925: How to add Centrify parameter to a group policy articleKB-5275: How to capture network traffic from iOS devices using Fiddler articleKB-7555: Unable to login as root after upgrade to Centrify Suite 2016 (CDC 5.3.0) articleKB-6044: How to configure users for automatic Kerberos Credentials for infinite renewal even after users have logged out? article[How To] Enable Symantec VIP MFA for Centrify Server Suite on Linux Part III article[How To] Enable Symantec VIP MFA for Centrify Server Suite on Linux Part II