I'm having some difficulty figuring out how to package the Adobe Air installer with a silent install to bypass the EULA and other install dialog screens.
I got the installer from Adobe's "distribution" site that doesn't have the normal installer that people download from the public site. I did a "Show package contents" on the installer but the installer I found is a Unix executable one.
I tried packaging the Air installer by dragging and dropping it into Composer and then installing the dmg created by Composer on a test Mac. According to the log, it installed fine but when I checked the version of Air on the test Mac, it still had the older version installed.
According to the documentation, there is a script to run to install it silently : ```
-silent {-eulaAccepted -pingbackAllowed ( -location <loc> ) -desktopShortcut -programMenu} path
``` but i can't tell if this is a bash script or what. Also, would this be run before or after installation? Sorry, I am not versed in scripting.
Do I need to make scripts to have this install?
Oh, another thing... I am not installing Air with any other Adobe product. One of my tasks is to ensure patching is up-to-date and Air is one thing that keeps falling behind, along with Flash and Java.
Thanks in advance for your help.
