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<strong>opsi</strong> <strong>manual</strong> <strong>opsi</strong> <strong>version</strong> <strong>4.0.2</strong><br />

Figure 87: Dialog: <strong>opsi</strong>-setup --configure-mysql<br />

Figure 88: Output: <strong>opsi</strong>-setup --configure-mysql<br />

At all questions (beside the password) you may accept the defaults by pressing ENTER.<br />

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As next step you have to configure how (for which methods) <strong>opsi</strong> should use which backend. Therefore please edit the<br />

file /etc/<strong>opsi</strong>/backendManager/dispatch.conf .<br />

A detailed description for this configuration you will find at the getting started <strong>manual</strong>. The configuration file also<br />

contains a lot of examples of typical configurations.<br />

A configuration for the use of the mysql backend (without internal dhcpd) looks like that:<br />

backend_.* : mysql, <strong>opsi</strong>pxeconfd<br />

host_.* : mysql, <strong>opsi</strong>pxeconfd<br />

productOnClient_.* : mysql, <strong>opsi</strong>pxeconfd<br />

configState_.* : mysql, <strong>opsi</strong>pxeconfd<br />

.* : mysql<br />

Finally you have to activate the changed configuration with the following commands:<br />

<strong>opsi</strong>-setup --init-current-config<br />

<strong>opsi</strong>-setup --set-rights<br />

/etc/init.d/<strong>opsi</strong>confd restart<br />

/etc/init.d/<strong>opsi</strong>pxeconfd restart

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