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-u or --uninstall
Uninstalls the component. You do not need to specify a license key or the license server.
-s or --disable-native-shared
Forces using the setup program’s own redistributable libraries during installation, instead of
those present in the system.
Redistributable libraries are standard sets of internal tools. Programs use these libraries for
purposes such as displaying the user interface.
The setup program contains copies of all the libraries it needs. By default, it uses a copy of a
library only when no such library is present in the system. With this parameter, the setup
program always uses the copy.
You may want to use this parameter when experiencing problems with installation; for example,
when the user interface of the setup program is not displayed correctly.
-d or --debug
Puts verbose information to the installation log.
-i <Component name> or --id=<Component name>
Applies only to installation of Acronis Backup. In Acronis Backup Advanced, each component is
installed from a separate installation file.
Specifies the name of the component being installed:
For Acronis Backup Agent for Linux: BackupAndRecoveryAgent
For Acronis Backup Bootable Components and Media Builder:
BackupAndRecoveryBootableComponents
For Acronis Backup Management Console: ManagementConsole
The names are case-sensitive.
-v or --version
Displays the product version and then exits.
-? or --help
Displays help and then exits.
--usage
Displays a brief usage message and then exits.
Parameters that apply only to the installation file of Acronis Backup Agent for Linux
-e {0|1} or --ssl={0|1}
Specifies whether to enable authentication for connection to other components. Authentication
is performed by using Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificates.
The possible values are:
0: Do not use authentication
1: Use authentication
-C <Management server> or --ams=<Management server>
Specifies the name or IP address of the Acronis Backup Management Server.
When using this parameter, you need to specify the user name and password of a management
server administrator by using the -g and -w parameters, respectively.
