Tuxedo 6.5.3 /WS OSS Client README

Discussion: IPSetup assumes ftp is using the Guardian API.
If the user ID specified to IPSetup has an initial OSS directory
(that is, the SAFEGUARD attribute initial-directory is set) then
ftp uses the OSS API and IPSetup fails with error 550 indicating
it was unable to do a "chdir" to the subvolume specified. To
work around this problem, alter the user ID by removing the
initial-directory set and rerun IPSetup.
To reset the attribute, type the following command at the TACL
prompt:
TACL> SAFECOM
+ ALTER USER <userid>, INITIAL-DIRECTORY
+ EXIT
III. Post-Installation Instructions
1. Ensure all intended users have read and execute permission to
file LTUXW65 in $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.
2. Use the ftp command to transfer the Install.sh shell script file
(in ASCII format) from the CD to an OSS directory.
3. Enter OSS by typing OSH at the TACL prompt.
4. Position (cd command) to the directory where the Install.sh file
was copied to during step 8.
5. Turn on execute permission to Install.sh (for example, type the
command: chmod +x Install.sh).
6. Execute the Install.sh script and follow the directions. Answer
Install.sh script questions as follows:
a. For the location of the files (which are the NonStop TUXEDO
PAX files that IPSetup placed in the ZOSSUTL ISV), type an
OSS pathname. For example, /G/system/zossutl.
b. For the location for TUXDIR and other directories, Compaq
recommends that you accept the defaults, which use
/tuxedoR6.5 for TUXDIR and then cause the other subdirectories
to be located under the /tuxedoR6.5 directory.
7. The disk space required for this software increased from R6.5 V3
Update 1 onwards, as a side effect of changes to the SRLs for
Solution 10-001027-7158. The SRL and library archives in
$TUXDIR/lib now contain symbols and therefore are considerably
larger than in earlier releases. For example, libgp.a was 2.2MB
in R6.5 V3, and in this update it is 6.6MB.
If you wish to strip symbols from these files, you can use this
shell script:
{
cd $TUXDIR/lib
for FILEA in $(ls *.a); do
echo "Processing $FILEA"
if [ ! -d ar ]; then mkdir ar
else rm -f ar/*
fi
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