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A Little Background While there is documentation for doing a silent install of SPSS Statistics, the instructions for version 19 leave out some critical details. This post aims to clear up what needs to be done for a silent install of IBM’s SPSS Statistics 19. These instructions are for the site or volume license version where a network license server is not being used (if you are using a network license server, you can simply repackage /Applications/IBM and /Library/Application Support/IBM). Each installed copy of SPSS has to be activated online, which means re-packaging is not an option.

Versions 17 and 18 did not install silently as documented and according to their KB article 83035, the only resolution was to wait for version 19 because of a problem with “InstallAnywhere”. Because of this, I never found a way to deploy versions 17 or 18. The Instructions The SPSS doc you want to refer to is the “Site License Administrators Guide” which is on the DVD. The instructions indicate you can find the silent installer at /MacOS/Administration/SPSS StatisticsInstallerSilent.bin, however you will find that this file is missing. I reported it to IBM/SPSS and they responded that they apparently didn’t have room on the disc (and didn’t bother telling anyone). So they posted the installer on their support site. You will need to register for an account at (I don’t remember if there were any requirements, I registered a while ago) and search their knowledge base for resolution number 91524 or go to this.

Ibm Spss For Mac

Download the file SPSS StatisticsInstallerSilent.bin. This file contains the entire installer so you will not need the GUI installer that is on the disc. The only other file you will need from the disc is the installer.properties file.

This is the file that contains all the properties used for the install (duh). You will need to make some changes to this file before it will work properly. This file is well commented, but it seems they didn’t update this file for version 19. It seems to have many of the defaults from previous versions (such as default application path doesn’t reflect the change to IBM). You will want to specify the following settings in the installer.properties.

INSTALLERUI = silent USERINSTALLDIR = /Applications/IBM/Statistics/19/ LICENSEACCEPTED = true ### LICENSETYPE #For site license site = 1 COMPANYNAME = 'Emory University' AUTHCODE = 44555 INSTALLERUI=silent USERINSTALLDIR=/Applications/IBM/Statistics/19/ LICENSEACCEPTED=true ### LICENSETYPE #For site license site=1 COMPANYNAME='Emory University' AUTHCODE=44555 This is just a small snippet of the file, I only posted the parts I needed to change. Obviously, you will want to specify your company/school name as well as your license code. The command to deploy is simply.

Thank you for clearing that up. We’ve also been in contact with SPSS support and gotten the rather unhelpful “wait for SPSS 19” reply. Fortunately we had license servers we could fall back to, for those machines that don’t leave our campus, but for SPSS 18 that didn’t work until we applied the following fix: “Environment variables for PASW Statistics are stored in the paswstatenv.sh script file. This file is called by other script files, including the one that launches the application. You can find paswstatenv.sh the following location: – Macintosh /.app/Contents/MacOS – Open the script file in a text editor. – Add this line: export LSHOST=’license:servers:separated:by:colons’ – Save and close the script file.”. Many thanks for this, Patrick.

I do, however, find that, despite being called a silent install, SPSS 19 yet again does not install completely silently when using the installer.properties file to license it. If the target Mac is logged in, then the user can see a Java icon pop up for about 30 seconds called ‘com.zerog.lax.LAX’ (which puts the items in place and licenses the software) and then closes. In those 30 seconds, however, the user is able to stop that Java script and thereby break the licensing. If the Mac is logged out, at that stage of the install the menu appears with the same title, running as root, and any user at the machine has the opportunity to click into the Apple menu and choose various options to disrupt the “silent” install. Any tips on avoiding this or suppressing the ‘com.zerog.lax.LAX’ to stop it displaying? Thanks for posting this, I am trying to get things working, and I was doing some testing.

I downloaded the SPSSStatisticsInstallerSilent.bin file from SPSS. I have tried every way I know to execute the file but I cannot get anywhere.

I have tired from terminal as room “SPSSStatisticsInstallerSilent.bin -f installer.properties”, with the code you provided as both.cmd and.sh. Every time I try it either says “Permission Denied” or “Command not Found” I feel like it shouldn’t be this troublesome.