Library/Caches/MayaInstall/Install Maya 2017.app/Contents/MacOS/setup -noui -force -serial_number=xxx-xxxxxxx -product_key=657I1 -license_type=kStandalone (Yes, you could also just echo these out. I changed the perms to root:wheel and 755. The folder should just have EXP_INFO.data and LGS.data files. Have composer place it in the same spot on the target machine. From the machine you manually installed Maya on, copy out /Library/Application Support/CLM/LGS/ProductKey_Version folder to the composer session.Drag Install Maya 2017.app to either /tmp or, in my case, /Library/Caches/MayaInstall.Install Maya 2017 on a test machine, and license it manually. In case anyone else is still having trouble (Standalone license, Maya 2017 Only) Thanks for everyones help on here by the way! tmp/Install Maya 2016.app/Contents/MacOS/setup -noui -serial_number=560-xxxxxxxx -product_key=793H1 -license_type=kNetwork -server_name= Here's what my postInstall script now looks like: #!/bin/sh So, I've ended up taking the script and adding the setup parameters into it from some other users posts and it looks to be working very well for us on macOS 10.11. I just thought I'd throw my solution into the mix:īasically Matts script worked fine for installing the package, but the licensing still didn't work on our machines for some reason and it would throw an error saying it couldn't determine the license method. Hi everyone, I've just started needing to deploy Maya 2016 on our campus network and come accross this thread.

Try replacing > with just > or use cat.EOF instead. Perhaps the issue you are having with the previously mentioned script is that you are appending to the files in /Library/Application Support/Autodesk/CLM/LGS/657I1_2017.0.0.F so if there is already data there or even whitespace you will possibly end up with an invalid file. Rm -rf /tmp/Install Maya 2016 Extension 2.app

tmp/Install Maya 2016 Extension 2.app/Contents/MacOS/setup -noui This is for 2016 Ext 2 but adjust the paths and it works 2017 too. We deploy the app installer to /tmp and then run this post install script.

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