LDAP: installation
Written by Greg King Friday, 28 November 2014 00:00
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Unzip the ofm_odsee_pkg_sun_sparc_11.1.1.5.0_64_disk1_1of1.zip file to /var/tmp
also mount your Solaris 10 product DVD to /mnt
If you installed a jumpstart server, your Solaris 10 product is already on your hard drive at /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris_10/Product
There are quite a few pre-requisites for the LDAP software. Check if the following packages are installed with # pkginfo <PACKAGE>
| SUNWsasl | SUNWcacaort | SUNWj6rtx | SUNWj6rt |
| SUNWjdmk-runtime | SUNWjdmk-runtime-jmx | SUNWldapcsdk-libs | SUNWprd |
| SUNWtlsd | SUNWhea | SUNWldapcsdk-dev | SUNWldapcsdk-tools |
| SUNWljdk | SUNWjaf |
| SUNWaclg | SUNWapch2r | SUNWapch2d | SUNWapchr |
| SUNWapchu | SUNWapchd | SUNWapch2u |
Only execute the package installations you need.
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/SunOS5.10 SUNWsasl
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution SUNWcacaort
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution SUNWj6rt
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution SUNWj6rtx
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution SUNWjdmk-runtime
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution SUNWjdmk-runtime-jmx
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution SUNWldapcsdk-libs
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution SUNWldapcsdk-dev
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution SUNWldapcsdk-tools
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution SUNWljdk
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution SUNWmfwk-rt ignore the warning about the 5 missing packages
pkgadd -d /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution SUNWmfwk-rt
The remaining packages mentioned in the tables above are available from the SOLARIS 10 DVD product directory.
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWaclg
Apache is not needed for LDAP, but tomcat is. You can optionally skip the apache installation. If you install Apache, you only need v2 (recommended) or v1, not both!
------- this installs apache v2 product (optional)
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWapch2r
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWapch2u
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWapch2u
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWapch2d
--- this installs apache v1 product (optional)
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWapchr
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWapchu
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWapchd
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWj3rt
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWj3dev
--- this installs tomcat, needed for web gui
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWtcatr
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWtcatu
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWj6dvx
pkgadd -d /jumpstart/sparc/Solaris10/product SUNWj6dmx
PATCHES
To see if you have a patch, use the showrev -p function and grep on the patch name (not revision)
If you get a response, you have the patch in question, if not, you need to install it. I will provide the patch ID's you need, and the location if you don't have it.Note that the patches have revision numbers associated with them, 119345-xx where xx is the revision, so if the patchadd can't find the patch, verify the version number in your directory. Don't worry about attempts to install a patch you already have, or attempting to install an older version. The patchadd software will handle the request appropriately.
patchadd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/patches/SunOS5.10/119345-08
patchadd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/patches/SunOS5.10/119213-25
patchadd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/patches/125358-13
patchadd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/patches/SunOS5.10/119810-05
patchadd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/patches/125136-23
patchadd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/patches/125137-23
patchadd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/patches/119044-03
# /usr/sbin/cacaoadm stop
patchadd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/patches/123893-25
patchadd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/patches/125444-13
patchadd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/patches/136798-05
patchadd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution/patches/119725-06
whew!
Now lets install the actual software!
# cd /var/tmp/ODSEE_PKG_Distribution
pkgadd -d . SUNWdsee7
pkgadd -d . SUNWdsee7-var
pkgadd -d . SUNWdsee7-man
The following needs to be in the superuser's path to install and maintain the LDAP system.
edit /etc/profile and add the following lines.
PATH=/opt/SUNWdsee7/bin:$PATH:/opt/SUNWdsee/dsee6/bin
export PATH
MANPATH=/usr/man:/OPT/SUNWdsee7/man:$MANPATH
export MANPATH
JAVA_HOME=/usr/jdk/latest
export JAVA_HOME
save the file and reboot
installation is complete.
it is a good idea to create a flar image of the system with everything installed (after cleaning up /var/tmp).