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Installation
Chapter 1 Installing Sun ONE Directory Server 31
root# /usr/sbin/mpsadmserver configure -f admserv-file
Here admserv-file is the silent installation configuration file.
Proceed to “Completing the Installation Process,” on page 33.
Preparing For Installation From a Compressed Archive
1. From the directory containing the software you unpacked as described in
“Obtaining Directory Server Software,” on page 19, run the
idsktune utility.
idsktune checks for appropriate patches and verifies the system is tuned to
support high directory service performance.
As super user, enter the following command:
root# ./idsktune -q > idsktune.out
Perform suggested changes to the system manually. idsktune itself makes no
changestothesystem.
2. Fix at least all ERROR conditions indicated by idsktune.IfyoudonotfixERROR
conditions, installation may fail. Notice that idsktune reportsasmissingall
patches recommended at the time of release and not installed on the system,
even patches for packages not installed on the system.
You may download patches from
http://sunsolve.sun.com/.
Refer to Chapter 5, “Tuning the Operating System” for more information.
3. (Optional) Create a user and group accountfor Directory Server.
Directory Server runs as the userandgroup you specify during installation.Set
permissions that prevent unauthorized access to the directory and to other
resources on the system. Refer to “(UNIX Platforms) Users and Groups,” on
page 99 for more information.
4. (Optional) When installing interactively as another user, allow access to the
display using the
xhost(1) command.
When you set the
DISPLAY environment variable appropriately and perform
installation as a user having access to the display, the installation program
displays the graphical user interface by default.
If the installation program cannot display the graphical user interface, it starts
installation in command line mode.
5. Before installing using a locale other than US English, set the LANG
environment variable to C.