HP Serviceguard Contributed Toolkit Suite Version A.04.02.02 on Linux User Guide (December, 2012)

1 Introduction
The HP Serviceguard Contributed Toolkit Suite is a collection of toolkits for popular applications
to integrate them with the HP Serviceguard for Linux (SG/LX) environment. This toolkit suite is
available as a tar file, which you must extract to get the RPM of each toolkit bundled with this suite.
The suite comprises the following toolkits:
• Apache toolkit
• MySQL toolkit
• PostgreSQL toolkit
• Samba toolkit
• Sendmail toolkit
• Tomcat toolkit
The HP Serviceguard Contributed Toolkit Suite on Linux: Annual Release, June 2012 is available
for free download at:
http://software.hp.com —> HP-UX 11i Software —> High Availability
Storage considerations
Unless otherwise stated, this toolkit suite runs on all hardware supported by SG/LX.
Installing and uninstalling the Contributed Toolkits
NOTE: Perform the following steps to individual software components of the contributed toolkit
such as Apache, Tomcat, and so on. These RPMs must be installed on all the nodes of the cluster
that are configured to run the toolkit package.
• For a fresh installation of the toolkit, run the following command:
rpm -ivh serviceguard-<toolkit name>.toolkit-<version
number>.<OS_destro>.noarch.rpm. For example:
rpm -ivh serviceguard-apache-toolkit-A.04.02.02.sles11.noarch.rpm
• To upgrade a already installed version of the toolkit, run the following command:
rpm -U --noscripts serviceguard-<toolkit name>-toolkit-<version
number>.<OS_destro>.noarch.rpm . For example:
Example: rpm -U --noscripts
serviceguard-apache-toolkit-A.04.02.02.redhat.noarch.rpm
Each of the contributed toolkit directory is installed under the following directory:
$SGROOT/<Toolkit Name>
To verify the contributed toolkit installation, you can either run the # rpm –qa | grep <Toolkit
Name> command, or check whether all the toolkit scripts are present in the toolkit installation
directory $SGROOT/<Toolkit Name>.
The following are the steps to uninstall the contributed toolkit:
NOTE: Perform the following steps to individual software components of the contributed toolkit
such as Apache, Tomcat, and so on. These steps should be followed on all the nodes configured
to run the Toolkit package.
To search for the version of contributed toolkit, run the following command:
# rpm –qa | grep <<Toolkit Name>>
6 Introduction