The eG Installation Guide - eG Innovations

Installing and Configuring on Unix
2.18 Configuring Qmail Servers
For the Qmail tests to work effectively, ensure that the following are in place:
The following packages should be installed along with Qmail:
o netqmail-1.05
o daemontools-0.76
o ucspi-tcp-0.88
A detailed Qmail installation procedure is available in the following URL: http://www.lifewithqmail.org/.
All executable files (under /package/admin/daemontools-0.76/command) related to the qmail admin
services should have links under /usr/local/bin.
The executable file svstat (in the /usr/local/bin directory) must be given special executable
permission using the command: chmod u+s svstat. Only a super-user can execute this command.
The eG agent user should be added to the qmail group.
2.19 Uninstalling eG Enterprise
The process of uninstalling eG Enterprise varies depending on the operating system used. The steps to
be executed to uninstall eG Enterprise are as follows:
1. First stop the execution of the manager using the command:
/opt/egurkha/bin/stop_manager
2. Next, stop the execution of the agent using the command:
/opt/egurkha/bin/stop_agent
3. Next, on Solaris, use the pkgrm command to uninstall the eGmanager and eGagent packages.
4. On Linux and AIX, the /opt/egurkha directory has to be manually removed to uninstall the eG
Enterprise system.
5. On HP-UX, uninstall the eG agent following the steps given below:
a) The eG agent can be uninstalled only by a super-user. Therefore, login as the super-user
and run the command sam.
b) Now, press the Enter key on the keyboard. A screen depicted by Figure 2.131 below
appears next.
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