HP Serviceguard for Linux Version A.11.18 Release Notes, 2nd Edition, March 2009

Installing HP SMH and HP SMH Tomcat
• For Integrity platforms, proceed as follows:
1. Navigate to the location where you downloaded the SMH software (see
“Downloading and Installing the Required Software from the Internet”
(page 59)); for example:
cd /tmp
2. Use the tar command to extract the file as follows (all one line):
tar -xvf
SupportPack-<version>-<linux-version>.<architecture>.tar
For example:
tar -xvf SupportPack-4.50-sles10.ia64.tar
3. Change to the new directory that is created:
cd SupportPack-4.50/distros/<linux-version>
For example:
cd SupportPack-4.50/distros/sles10
4. Install the System Management Homepage (SMH) software as follows (all on
one line):
rpm -Uhv hpsmh-<version>.linux.<architecture>.rpm
For example:
rpm -Uhv hpsmh-2.1.11-07.linux.ia64.rpm
5. Install the HP SMH Tomcat software, as follows (all on one line):
rpm -Uhv hpsmh-tomcat-<version>.linux.<architecture>.rpm
For example:
rpm -Uhv hpsmh-tomcat-1.1-09.linux.ia64.rpm
6. If you have a version of Tomcat earlier than 1.2, modify the script /opt/
hpsmh/tomcat/bin/tomcat_cfg, commenting out lines 125–129, as follows:
# if [ "$majorJavaVersion" != "1.5.0" ] ; then
# echo "JAVA_HOME points to an unsupported version of java. The java revision "
# echo "should be jrockit-R27.1.0-jdk1.5.0 instead of $majorJavaVersion"
# return 1
# fi
• For ProLiant platforms, proceed as follows:
1. Go to <linux_ version>/SGManager/<architecture> on the HP
Serviceguard for Linux CD.
2. Install the System Management Homepage (SMH) software, as follows (all
on one line):
rpm -Uhv hpsmh-<version>.linux.<architecture>.rpm
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