How Do I Install A HP-UX Rule Engine?

Use swinstall to do the following:

Logon to the HP-UX machine as ‘root‘.
If this is a fresh install, then go to step 6.
If an older version is installed, stop the daemon by running:
ag_re -stop
Verify the Unix Rule Engine stops by checking:
ps -e | grep ag_re
Use swremove to remove the existing installation. Enter:
swremove ARGTre
Ensure the installation path is in the environment variable PATH

PATH=”${PATH}:/opt/Argent/UNIX”

export PATH

This should be done in /etc/profile to ensure the PATH is properly defined at all times.
Place ARGENT_UNIX_RULE_ENGINE_yymm_HPUX_DEPOT.TAR.Z in the root directory ‘/‘
Change to the root directory ‘/‘. Enter:
cd /
Uncompress by running:
uncompress ARGENT_UNIX_RULE_ENGINE_yymm_HPUX_DEPOT.TAR.Z
Use swinstall to install the depot. Enter:
swinstall -x ask=true -s /ARGTre.depot ARGTre

Enter the IP address or fully qualified domain name of the main engine when prompted.
If this Unix Rule Engine only monitors itself, go to step 20.
If this machine does not have OpenSSH installed, install it. The monitored Unix machines should have OpenSSH installed as well.
See Also: How Do I Set Up SSH Equivalence to configure an account that can SSH into other Unix machines without password.
Edit ag_re.opt to specify the SSH binary path in the section “SSH bin path” if the binaries are not in the PATH.
Create group ‘argentguardian‘ and add the su account to the group. For more information about creating groups, See Also: How Do I Create A Unix Group
To make all the files and directories belong to group ‘argentguardian‘, Run:
chgrp -R argentguardian /opt/Argent
Run:
chmod 0770 /opt/Argent

chmod -R 0770 /opt/Argent/UNIX

chmod 0660 /opt/Argent/UNIX/ag_re.opt
Each directory under /opt/Argent should also have the “group sticky-bit” set to ensure that all files created are members of the group ‘argentguardian‘. This is done using:
find /opt/Argent -type d -exec chmod g+t {} \;
If this Unix Rule Engine will be used to monitor other systems, the startup file /sbin/init.d/ArgentRuleEngine must be edited to provide the proper credentials for the su account.
Change the line in the “start” section that reads /opt/Argent/UNIX/ag_re -start to this:

su – USERNAME -c “/opt/Argent/UNIX/ag_re -start”

Replace USERNAME with the su account name.
Start the Unix Rule Engine:
/sbin/init.d/ArgentRuleEngine start

If the Unix Rule Engine will only monitor itself, enter:

ag_re -start
Verify ag_re and ag_re_main start up by running:
ps -e | grep ag_re
Read the /opt/Argent/UNIX/logs/log.txt to verify the communication is successful.

If the Unix Rule Engine will be used to monitor other systems, this file must be edited prior to starting the Unix Rule Engine. See step 19 for details.

After installing the depot, the daemon service for the Unix Rule Engine is already configured to start automatically when the system boots. The depot installs ArgentRuleEngine in /sbin/init.d.

When the production schedule permits, reboot the machine to verify that the Unix Rule Engine starts successfully.




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PATH="$PATH:/opt/Argent/UNIX"

export PATH



case "$1" in

'start')

        if [ -f  "/opt/Argent/UNIX/ag_re" ]; then

                echo 'Argent Unix Rule Engine service starting.'

                su - USERNAME -c "/opt/Argent/UNIX/ag_re -start"

        fi

        ;;

'stop')

        if [ -f  "/opt/Argent/UNIX/ag_re" ]; then

                echo 'Argent Unix Rule Engine service stopping.'

                /opt/Argent/UNIX/ag_re -stop

        fi

        ;;

*)

        echo "Usage: $0 { start | stop }"

        exit 1

        ;;

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