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Installing X.400
To install X.400, you must have super-user
privileges and have a tape drive attached to your system to read the
product tape; otherwise, you cannot install X.400.
Setting the Path
Setting the path allows you to issue commands without changing
directories and without typing the full path name with the command.
If you are running the C Shell (csh), type the following:
set path = ($path /usr/lib/x400)
If you are running the Korn Shell (ksh) or Bourne Shell, type the
following:
PATH = $PATH:/usr/lib/x400
The Update Procedure
The HP-UX update procedure installs X.400 on the disk. This manual
documents the "main line" of update and does not attempt to pursue every
possible option. Refer to the Installing and Updating HP-UX manual for a
comprehensive guide to the update screens and uncommon error conditions.
Follow the update procedure described here to install X.400:
1. Make sure the tape is write-protected(for the cartridge tape, the
write-protect switch is in the SAFE position; for the 9-track reel
tape, the write ring is removed).
2. Log in as the root useron the system console and make sure you are
in the /(root) directory.
3. Load the X.400/9000 tape into the tape drive.
4. Type /etc/update at the # prompt.
The UPDATE Main Menu displays. Use the arrow key to select the
third option, View or Select Individual Partitions.... Then
press RETURN and the message ...working displays.
The View or Select Individual Partitions menu displays. Press the
View Filesets key to display the View or Select Individual
Filesets screen. Use the arrow key to select X400-RUN and
X400-MAN. Select X400-CONF if you are installing the X.400
software for the first time or if you want to delete the existing
configuration information. When you make a selection, a "y" is
listed before each file.
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CAUTION If you previously loaded the X.400 software, do not
select X400-CONF. Make sure an "n" precedes it.
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After making your selections, press the Partit'n Screen key. You
return to the View or Select Individual Partitions screen. Press
the Start Loading key and the following message displays:
The update should complete without additional attention. Be sure
to check the log file, /tmp/update.log, afterward. This is your
last chance to change your mind about your selections. Continue?
(y/n)
5. Type y to continue. The Load Files screen displays showing a
summary of the update process. It may take a few minutes before
the update process is completed and the # prompt is displayed.
6. Unload the tapefrom the drive.
7. Add user x400 and hpdesk, and group x400 if they are not
configured on your system. Use sam, the HP-UX system
configurator. For more information on sam, refer to the HP-UX
System Administrator Tasks manual.
For user x400,
* The login name of the new user is x400.
* The home directory is /usr/spool/x400.
* The primary group of the new user is x400.
For user hpdesk,
* The login name of the new user is hpdesk.
* The home directory is /usr/spool/x400/eiq.
* The primary group of the new user is x400.
For group x400,
* The group name is x400.
* The group should contain user names x400 and hpdesk.
8. Type /usr/lib/x400/x4admin at the # prompt. When the X.400 Main
Menu displays, x4admin has set up the correct ownership for the
X.400 files.
If user x400 and/or hpdesk, and group x400 are not configured
correctly, a warning appears. The sam program is started so you
can correct the users and/or group configuration.
9. Exit x4admin.
10. Convert existing configuration files. Refer to the next section
on how to convert the existing configuration files.
11. Run x4perm to verify that all files and directories are loaded.
Converting Existing Configuration Files
If the HP X.400/9000 product was previously installed, you must convert
the existing configuration files. To convert the existing configuration
files, do the following:
1. Log on to the system as user root or x400 if you have not
previously done so.
2. Type at the prompt x4admin.
3. Select CONFIGURATION from the X.400 Main Menu.
4. Select LOCMTA from the Configure X.400 Menu.
5. Press the Perform Task key in the Configure Local MTA screen.
Pressing the Perform Task key converts the configuration files.
6. A success message displays. Press the space bar to confirm the
message.
7. Press the Exit Task key to exit the Configure Local MTA screen.
8. Select ENABLE from the Configure X.400 Menu.
9. A confirmation window appears. Press the Confirm key to enable
the configuration. A success message displays when the
configuration files are converted successfully.
NOTE A warning message also appears stating that the local TSAP and SSAP
values have been changed. This is due to a change in the file
format, not a change in values. The local TSAP value is still
"MHS" and the SSAP value is still null.
RTS must be restarted so that the local TSAP and SSAP values can be
read from the file with the new format.