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From: Dmitry Sen <dsen@hortonworks.com>
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 2016 10:00:09 +0000
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It'll work.

The proper place to to this is install() method in python scripts, but you =
should also handle the case when install() method called multiple times.


Nevertheless, using rpm/deb packages is the best choice here.


Dmytro Sen


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From: priyanka gugale <priyanka.gugale@gmail.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2016 7:42 AM
To: user@ambari.apache.org
Subject: Using custom installer for Ambari Service

Hi,

We are planning to write Ambari service for one of our proprietary product.=
 The installer we have is self extracting archive. Is it a good idea if we =
write the installer script to download and install this already available i=
nstall package. Or we do have to create linux distribution packages in the =
form of rpm or deb?

-Priyanka

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<p>It'll work.&nbsp;</p>
<p>The proper place to to this is install() method in python scripts, but y=
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<p>Nevertheless, using rpm/deb packages is the best&nbsp;choice here.<br>
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We are planning to write Ambari service for one of our proprietary product.=
 The installer we have is self extracting archive. Is it a good idea if we =
write the installer script to download and install this already available i=
nstall package. Or we do have to
 create linux distribution packages in the form of rpm or deb?<br>
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-Priyanka<br>
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