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 setup(I)

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Synopsis

setup [-t] [-v]

Description

Setup installs or uninstalls the UCM/ULM software on the target Unix system. Prior execution, the software distribution files have to be copied into a working directory such as /tmp. For details, please consult the appropriate sections earlier in this chapter.

When invoked, the setup installation program will startup in interactive mode.

Main menu (first invocation):

ULM 1.00 Setup Program

Commands:
1 - Install ULM
q - Quit

Enter Command:

Main menu (subsequent invocations):

ULM 1.00 Setup Program

Commands:
1 - Reinstall/Update ULM
2 - Uninstall ULM
q - Quit

Enter Command:

Choosing items will open a submenu or a request to enter installation parameters. On each menu level, entering 'q' or just hitting <Return> will get you back one level or terminate the program respectively.

Selection 1 installs or updates the ULM software. Setup will check for the presence of all files of the distribution media in the current working directory. If files are missing, setup will terminate with an error message. Please follow on screen instructions.

Selection 2 uninstalls the ULM software from the system. Some files will be reported to be left unchanged. To completely remove ULM, use the rm(1) command to manually delete the reported files. If a later reinstallation is likely, the conserved files will ease the future setup process.

All the actions performed by setup are logged in the file setup.log.

Options

-t

Test option. Using this option logs all actions in setup.log, but does not perform them.

-v

Show software version information.

Notes

Since UCM for Unix is a library product that does not require special file distribution actions, it is shipped with the ULM Unitec License Manager setup program. You will therefore be prompted for ULM (and not UCM) environment parameters.

Files

setup.log

Program action log.

See also

ulm, ULM.DEFAULT(C)

 

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