For Unix > Before Installing

For Unix

Before Installing

Unix Commands

Unlike Windows, you must enter certain commands before installing Namo DeepSearch 4 UNIX version. After the connection to the server is established using telnet, you will use the following list of frequently used UNIX commands. If you are already familiar with the following commands, you can skip ahead to the next step.

ls
cd xxx
cd ..
cd /
mkdir xxx
cp
exit
rm
pwd

List all the files and subdirectories within the current directory.
Change the directory - "xxx" is the name of the destination directory.
Move to the parent (upper) directory.
Move to the root directory.
Make a new directory within the current directory .
Copy a file.
End the server connection.
Remove (delete) a file.
Display the path name of the working directory.

Transferring the Setup File to the Server

Using any FTP program, transfer the appropriate DeepSearch 4 Setup file to your server. The Unix OS can be Solaris or Linux so refer to the following table:.

/Unix/	/Solaris	/DeepSearch42sesc.tgz		Solaris: Default
		/DeepSearch42sescsub.tgz		Advanced Indexer
	/Linux	/Redhat 6.0	/DeepSearch42resc.tgz	RedHat 6.0: Default
			/DeepSearch42rescsub.tgz	Advanced Indexer

** The installation procedure for all UNIX operating systems is same. For demonstration purposes, this manual will use the Solaris Advanced indexer installation procedure (filename: DeepSearch42sescsub.tgz). If your sever runs Linux RedHat 6.0, substitute the Solaris filenames used in this chapter with the Linux filenames for the installation. For example, use DeepSearch42rescsub.tgz (Linux) in the command line instead of DeepSearch42sescsub.tgz (Solaris).

Connecting to the Web Server using Telnet

Connect to your web server using telnet. Once you type in your ID, password, and then connect to the server, type "cd" command to move to the directory where the DeepSearch setup file is located.

Validating Authorizatio

Check to make sure that the setup files have valid authorizations. Use the following command in the current directory to view the authorization status:

Command	prompt> ls -al
Message	-rwxr--r-- zulu DeepSearch42sesc.tgz -rwxr--r-- zulu DeepSearch42sescsub.tgz

If your result does not show the combination of rwx (valid authorization) as the above message, type in the following command:

Command	prompt> chmod 744 DeepSearch40.tgz*
Result	DeepSearch42sesc.tgz, DeepSearch42sescsub.tgz is given the authorization needed to install files

** r, w, x are symbols indicating UNIX file/directory authorization status; r - readable, w - writable, x - executable

Extracting Compressed Files

The DeepSearch setup files for UNIX (both Solaris and Linux) are compressed and need to be extracted before installing the program. Use the following commands to extract the compressed files:

Command	prompt> gzip -d DeepSearch42.tgz*
Result	DeepSearch42sesc.tar and DeepSearch42sescsub.tar files will be created

Command	prompt>tar -xvf DeepSearch42sesc.tar
Result	x inst_temp, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks x inst_temp/data.tar.gz, 2582380 bytes, 5044 tape blocks x inst_temp/setup, 61800 bytes, 121 tape blocks x inst_temp/dslay, 603 bytes, 2 tape blocks

Command	prompt> tar -xvf DeepSearch42sescsub.tar(for Advanced Indexer)
Message	inst_temp, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks x inst_temp/data2.tar.gz,12812352 bytes,25025 tape blocks

Result	All the files needed for the installation are copied to the "/inst_temp" directory. If you enter "ls -al" in the "/inst_temp" directory, the telnet will display all the setup files needed.