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Re: Install Node.js

I have downloaded to the IBM i, but only after going to the ESS website selecting 5733OPS then selecting the HTTP download option.
I then used "wget" to download the ISO image.

Not trying to skirt any licensing, but since it is a "free" optional product you should be able to SAVLICPGM from a system take it with you to RSTLICPGM.

just remember to get all the PTFs and prerequisite software

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Bryan



Aaron Bartell wrote on 12/16/2015 5:15 PM:
I have the unique (to me) opportunity to install Node.js on a machine that
doesn't yet have it. To date I've always had admins install license
programs for me (yes, I have spoiled myself).

Is downloading from a web page using a browser the only way to obtain
5733OPS? Or can I download it directly from the IBM i? For example,
something like SNDPTFORD.

Thanks,
Aaron Bartell
litmis.com - Services for open source on IBM i


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