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`-P` (`-project` on Windows)
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: The product name to install. Supported versions of Chef products are
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`chef`,`chef-backend`,`chef-server`,`inspec`,`chef-workstation`,`manage` and
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`supermarket`. Default value: `chef`.
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`chef`,`chef-backend`,`chef-server`,`inspec`,`chef-workstation`,`manage`,`supermarket` and `chef-ice` . Default value: `chef`.
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`-s` (`-install_strategy` on Windows)
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two-part version (x.y) is also allowed. For more information about
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application versioning, see [semver.org](https://semver.org/).
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`-i` (`-package_manager` on Windows)
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: Specifies the package manager to use for downloading and installing the Chef Infra Client Enterprise. If not provided, the script will auto detect the package manager based on the platform.
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Supported values include:
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-`deb`: For Debian-based systems (for example: Ubuntu).
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-`rpm`: For Red Hat-based systems (for example: CentOS, Fedora).
For products such as Chef Infra Client Enterprise or Chef Infra Client Legacy Migration, the pm (package manager) query parameter must be explicitly provided in the request. This value determines the type of package to retrieve (for example: deb, rpm, msi, or tar) and is required because these products support multiple packaging formats.
For products such as Chef Infra Client Enterprise or Chef Infra Client Legacy Migration, the pm (package manager) query parameter must be explicitly provided in the request. This value determines the type of package to retrieve (for example: deb, rpm, msi, or tar) and is required because these products support multiple packaging formats.
For products such as Chef Infra Client Enterprise or Chef Infra Client Legacy Migration, the pm (package manager) query parameter must be explicitly provided in the request. This value determines the type of package to retrieve (for example: deb, rpm, msi, or tar) and is required because these products support multiple packaging formats.
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