HP Smart Update Manager 6.0.0 User Guide

Possible valuesDescriptionParameter
<superusername>Use this argument to provide a
superuser username.
SUUSERNAME
SUUSERNAME cannot be used with
USESUDO access level.
NOTE: Specifying TARGETTYPE =
linux reduces inventory time for
deployments. This is an optional input
file argument.
<superuserpassword>Use this argument to provide a
superuser password.
SUPASSWORD
SUPASSWORD cannot be used with
USESUDO access level.
NOTE: Specifying TARGETTYPE =
linux reduces inventory time for
deployments. This is an optional input
file argument.
Yes, NoUse this argument to use the sudo
command.
USESUDO
When you specify USESUDO = YES
in the input file, along with UID and
PWD, UID and PWD are considered
sudo users.
USESUDO cannot be used with
SUUSERNAME and SUPASSWORD
access level.
NOTE: Specifying TARGETTYPE =
linux reduces inventory time for
deployments. This is an optional input
file argument.
Examples of the HP SUM input file include the following:
REBOOTALLOWED = YES
REBOOTREQUIRED = NO
REBOOTMESSAGE = "Server is going down for a reboot"
REBOOTDELAY = 15
COMPONENTSLIST = cp001234.exe, cp001235.exe
BUNDLESLIST = bp001234.xml
ALLOWUPDATEBUNDLE = YES
SKIPTARGET = NO
IGNOREERRORS = ServerNotFound, FailedDependencies
SOURCEPATH = c:\pkgsource1
USELATEST = YES
SILENT = YES
OPTIONS = /f:rom
[TARGETS]
HOST = schinta1
HOST = schinta2
UID = root
58 Using legacy scripts to deploy updates