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NOTE Is it no longer possible to supply installation properties on the command line

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./bin/install.sh -Didp.keysize=2048

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however, in comparison to V4, these is much more control available from the command line.

Properties have to be specified by the --propertyFile option see . See below

The install.sh & install.bat scripts support a limited number of command line options

Option	Description
-t --targetDir	This is either the location of an existing install (to be upgraded) or where to put a new install.
--noPrompt	If set to true then an installation will fail rather than prompt for a missing property.
--propertyFile	see PropertyDrivenInstallation
-h --hostName	DNS name of IdP Host.
--scope	Scope that the IdP will assert
-e --entityID	Entity ID of the new IdP
-kp --keystorePassword	Password for the generate Key Store. If a password is not specified and random string of characters is generated.
-sp --sealerPassword	Password for the generated Data Sealer. If a password is not specified and random string of characters is generated.
-hc --http-client	The bean name of an http client to use (for Module and Plugin) operations
-hs --http-security	The bean name of an HttpClientSecurityParameters to use

The idp.conf.preoverlay and idp.initial.edit-webapp properties are no longer available.

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