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opsi manual opsi version 4.0.2
11.5 Required administrative user accounts and groups
• User opsiconfd
The daemon opsiconfd runs as this user.
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• User pcpatch
This user is be used by the opsi-client-agent to mount the depotshare. This user has normally the uid 992. You
may set the password for this user by
opsi-admin -d task setPcpatchPassword.
• Group pcpatch
The group pcpatch has write permission on many files and youll need to be in this group in order to build and
install opsi products.
• Group opsiadmin
Members of the group opsiadmin are permitted to connect the opsi-webservice and can use for instance the opsiconfiged
configuration editor. Therefor all opsi administrators should be members of the group pcpatch.
A user can join group opsiadmin by: addgroup opsiadmin.
11.6 needed shares
• Depotshare with installation files (opt_pcbin)
The depot share provides all the software-packets which are installable by the client task opsi-winst. The default
directory for the software packets is the directory /opt/pcbin/install. In this directory each software packet has
its own sub directory named as the software packet. These sub directories contain the packet-specific installation
scripts and files.
Tip
The directory /opt/pcbin/install will be replaced by the (LSB conform) directory /var/lib/opsi/depot. The share
opt_pcbin will be replaced by the read-only share opsi_depot.
• The directory to build pacages (opsi_workbench)
At /home/opsiproducts you will find the area to create new packages and from where you should install packages
with the opsi-package-manager.
• Share with the configuration files of the file backend (opsi_config)
At /var/lib/opsi you will find the file backend configuration files.
11.7 problem management
If you have incidents by using opsi, you should check the following list or rather execute the following commands.
Experience has shown that the combination of the commands in this chapter fix the most incidents.
• Check accessibility and load of opsi-webservice:
Call URL: https://:4447/info with your browser. If you can not connect, continue with next step. If
you can connect: check the load of opsi-webservice and check the freespace on disk (scroll down in the info-page).
• Check that the daemons are running and restart them:
ps -ef | grep opsiconfd
ps -ef | grep opsipxeconfd
/etc/init.d/opsiconfd restart
/etc/init.d/opsipxeconfd restart