In this step of the Linux RPM media wizard you define which user variables should be overridden for this media file.

• User variables are defined on the User variables tab of the General settings step, but can be overridden on a per-media file basis. For example, this is useful to internationalize the application name and other text displayed in the installer or to change the native library directories in a launcher definition. The variable table shows 4 columns:
  • Override marker
    If you have overriden a variable by editing the value column, the first column will display a  marker to indicate that that variable has been overridden. In that case, the reset button column will display a button to restore the original value.
  • Variable name
    Shows the name of the variable.
  • Variable value
    Shows the value of the variable. This column is editable. To override the variable, double-click on the desired cell in this column and edit the value. The override marker column and the reset button column will then show that the variable has been overridden.
  • Reset button
    If a variable has been overriden, this column shows a [Reset] button that allows you to restore the original value as defined on the User variables tab of the General settings step

• Overriding variables on a per-media file basis is also possible from the command line and from the ant task.

• Click [Next] to proceed to the next step or [Cancel] to leave the Linux RPM media wizard without applying any changes.