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Installing Caché on UNIX and Linux Kerberos. The package is required for production environments, not only development environments. See the Red Hat Network Web site for more information about these components. • Red Hat Enterprise Linux V4 requires Websphere MQ version 6.0 to use the MQ interface. 4.7.9 Sun Solaris Using Kerberos on Solaris SPARC Release 10 requires two Patch IDs 120469-03 and 121239-01. You can download these patches from the Sun Update Connection - Patches and Updates page by entering each patch number in the PatchFinder section. If the Ethernet adapters are protected against access by non-root users, the Caché ObjectScript $ZU(114) function invoked by a non-root user returns a null string rather than information about the Ethernet device. If you install Caché in a non-global zone, you must perform the following additional configuration steps: Note: This procedure must be performed while in the global zone. 1. Assure that /usr/bin and /usr/local subdirectories in the non-global zone have write permission, as shown in the following steps: a. Create the subdirectories (with write permission) in the global zone, as shown in the following example: bash-3.00# mkdir -p /export/zones/test-zone/local bash-3.00# mkdir -p /export/zones/test-zone/bin bash-3.00# chmod 700 /export/zones/test-zone/local bash-3.00# chmod 700 /export/zones/test-zone/bin b. Configure the /usr/bin and /usr/localsubdirectories (with read-write permission) for the nonglobal zone to use the subdirectories created above in the global zone, as shown in the following example: bash-3.00# zonecfg -z test-zone zonecfg:test-zone> add fs zonecfg:test-zone:fs> set dir=/usr/local zonecfg:test-zone:fs> set special=/export/zones/test-zone/local zonecfg:test-zone:fs> set type=lofs zonecfg:test-zone:fs> set options=[rw,nodevices] zonecfg:test-zone:fs> end zonecfg:test-zone> verify zonecfg:test-zone> commit zonecfg:test-zone> exit bash-3.00# zonecfg -z test-zone zonecfg:test-zone> add fs zonecfg:test-zone:fs> set dir=/usr/bin zonecfg:test-zone:fs> set special=/export/zones/test-zone/bin zonecfg:test-zone:fs> set type=lofs zonecfg:test-zone:fs> set options=[rw,nodevices] zonecfg:test-zone:fs> end 56 Caché Installation Guide
Special Considerations zonecfg:test-zone> verify zonecfg:test-zone> commit zonecfg:test-zone> exit c. Copy all binaries to the newly created /usr/bin subdirectory for the non-global zone to ensure that the non-global zone boots properly, as shown in the following example: bash-3.00# cp -rp /usr/bin/* /export/zones/test-zone/bin 2. For ECP connections to work properly in non-global zones, proc_priocntrl privileges must be specified within the zone, as shown in the following example: bash-3.00# zonecfg -z test-zone zonecfg:test-zone> set limitpriv=”default,proc_priocntl” zonecfg:test-zone> verify zonecfg:test-zone> commit zonecfg:test-zone> exit See the Sun Solaris Platform Notes section of the Calculating System Parameters for UNIX and Linux appendix for more information. 4.7.10 SUSE Linux The following considerations may apply to your environment: • The default shared memory limits (shhmax and shmall) on SUSE Linux 32-bit platforms are too small for Caché, and can be changed in the proc file system without a restart. • If you configure your instance to lock the shared memory segment in memory to prevent paging, you must raise the memlock limit. • To use Kerberos on the SUSE Linux platform, you must install the krb5-devel package in addition to the krb5-libs package. Installing krb5-devel establishes the required symbolic links for using Kerberos. The package is required for production environments, not only development environments. See the Novell SUSE Linux Web site for more information about these components. See the SUSE Linux Platform Notes section of the Calculating System Parameters for UNIX and Linux appendix for detailed configuration information. Caché Installation Guide 57
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