DCE Installation, Configuration, and Management Guide

Installing NonStop DCE
HP NonStop DCE Installation, Configuration, and Management Guide—429552-005
3-4
Initial Installation or Complete Reinstallation
versions of DCE) open because an open library interferes with reinstallation of the
library.
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For a TNS virtual host, enter these commands at an OSS shell prompt:
. /usr/lib/libdce[hostname].so
gtacl -p FUP LISTOPENS $(gname -s $SRL)
Specify hostname only if you are replacing an existing virtual host
configuration.
If no program has the SRL open, no output is returned by these commands.
If any program has the SRL open, this gtacl command reports the program
filename $SYSTEM.SYSnn.OSIMAGE; you must identify which OSS
processes have the SRL open and stop them. One check you can perform
uses this OSS shell command:
ps -e | grep cp
The output of this command reports control programs such as dcecp.
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For a TNS/R virtual host, enter this command at an OSS shell prompt to locate
the user library:
noft -f /opt/dcelocal.hostname/bin/dced -la 2>&1 | grep
"Userlibrary Name"
For a TNS/E virtual host, enter this command at an OSS shell prompt to locate
the user library:
enoft -f /opt/dcelocal.hostname/bin/dced -la 2>&1 | grep
"Userlibrary Name"
(Specify hostname only if you are replacing an existing virtual host
configuration.) These commands return output similar to:
Userlibrary Name: $SYSTEM.ZDCE25.LDCE
Then enter a command similar to the following at an OSS shell prompt to
check if any process has the user library open:
gtacl -p FUP LISTOPENS \$SYSTEM.ZDCE25.LDCE
If no program has the user library open, no output is returned by this
command.
If any program has the user library open, this gtacl command reports the
program filename $SYSTEM.SYSnn.OSIMAGE. You must identify which OSS
processes have the user library open and stop them. One check you can
perform uses this OSS shell command:
ps -e | grep cp
The output of this command reports control programs such as dcecp.