Software Distributor Administrator Guide (September 2010)

To reconfigure the HP Omniback product:
swconfig -x reconfigure=true Omniback
To configure the version of HP Omniback that was installed at /opt/Omniback_v2.0:
swconfig Omniback,l=/opt/Omniback_v2.0
To unconfigure the software_selections listed in the file /tmp/install.products
on the hosts listed in the file /tmp/install.hosts:
# swconfig -u -f /tmp/install.products \
-t /tmp/install.hosts
2.3 Verifying Your Installation (swverify)
The swverify command verifies depot, installed, or configured software products on
the specified host.
2.3.1 Features and Limitations
• Determines whether installed or configured software is compatible with the host
on which that software is installed.
• Makes sure that all dependencies (prerequisites, corequisites) are being met (for
installed software) or can be met (for copied software).
• Executes verification scripts that check the correctness of the product’s configuration
(that is, scripts verify that the installed state of the software is configured).
• Executes fix scripts to correct or report problems with installed software:
Fix Corrects and reports on problems in installed software. Typical uses
are to create missing directories, correct file modifications (mode, owner,
group, major, minor), and to recreate missing symbolic links.
Verify Verifies the configuration of filesets or products, in addition to the
standard swverify checks.
(See Chapter 11: “Using Control Scripts ” (page 269) for more information.)
• Reports missing files, checks all file attributes including permissions, file types,
size, checksum, mtime, link source and major/minor attributes.
• Uses dependencies to automatically select software on which to operate (in addition
to any software you specify directly). See “Software Dependencies ” (page 30) for
more information.
2.3.2 The Verification Process
The software verification process has only two phases: selection and analysis.
Phase I: Selection
This phase consist of swverify resolving all information on the command line, including
all necessary host, software, dependency, and product information.
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