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Job Management Partner 1/Software Distribution Client Description and User's Guide
To register and execute a distribution job, use the distributor tool command rdsafind. See the following:
- How to use the rdsafind command: rdsafind command (registering, executing, displaying and deleting jobs) Chapter 10. Command Operations for Distributor Tools in PART 3.
- Job execution methods, job status management, report of execution results: 5. Job Management
- Organization of this subsection
- (1) Notes on executing a distribution job for the UNIX version of another company's software
(1) Notes on executing a distribution job for the UNIX version of another company's software
This subsection provides notes on executing a distribution job of the UNIX version of another company's software.
(a) Options that cannot be specified when a distribution job is executed
When you use the rdsafind command to register or execute a distribution job for the UNIX version of another company's software, do not specify the following options:
- -t installation-date/time
- -f installation-target-directory-name
- -o installation-target-directory-owner
- -g installation-target-directory-group
- -m installation-target-directory-mode
- -P installation-script-file-name
- -I prerequisite-version
(b) Settings that must be specified on the distribution-destination systems
When a distribution job for the UNIX version of another company's software is executed, one of the standard OS installation commands shown in Table 2-10 is executed on the distribution-destination systems. The command must be placed in the directory shown in Table 2-10.
Table 2-10 OS-standard installation commands and options
OS Installation command Options Directory for storing the installation command HP-UX swinstall -s, -x autoreboot=false, and
-x reinstall=true (options for overwrite installation)
-x autorecover_product=true (option for the recovery facility)
-c (option for a response file)/usr/sbin Solaris pkgadd -d, -n, -r (options for a response file)
-a (option for the installation management file)AIX geninstall -d, -Z, and -I F (options for overwrite installation) Note that the version of the distribution-destination systems must be 08-00 or later.
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