Installing Magento automatically -


i'm thinking installing magento in automatical way. suppose need create script or something... guess i'm not first person whom need it. know resource or solution how it? work in windows , linux os. thanks. jaro.

there others out there here quick , dirty script use form time time install magento checkout svn repo , initialise modman. extended create database if required etc, works fine me is:

#!/bin/bash  # required script variables db_name= db_user= db_host= db_pass= url= magento_version="1.7.0.0" admin_firstname= admin_surname= admin_email= admin_user= admin_pass= svn_repo=   # download , install magento wget http://www.magentocommerce.com/downloads/assets/$magento_version/magento-$magento_version.tar.gz  printf "\n\nunpacking , preparing install magento...\n"   tar -zxvf magento-$magento_version.tar.gz mv magento/* magento/.htaccess . chmod -r o+w media var chmod o+w app/etc rm -rf downloader/pearlib/cache/* downloader/pearlib/download/* rm -rf magento/ magento-$magento_version.tar.gz  printf "\n\ninstalling magento...\n"  /usr/local/bin/php -f install.php -- \     --license_agreement_accepted "yes" \     --locale "en_gb" \     --timezone "europe/london" \     --default_currency "gbp" \     --db_host "$db_host" \     --db_name "$db_name" \     --db_user "$db_user" \     --db_pass "$db_pass" \     --url "$url" \     --use_rewrites "yes" \     --use_secure "no" \     --secure_base_url "" \     --use_secure_admin "no" \     --skip_url_validation "yes" \     --admin_firstname "$admin_firstname" \     --admin_lastname "$admin_surname" \     --admin_email "$admin_email" \     --admin_username "$admin_user" \     --admin_password "$admin_pass"   # setup svn , modman modman init mkdir .modman/modules svn co $svn_repo .modman/modules modman update-all 

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