Graphics Q & A's for Documentation

To copy InfoExplorer to a hard disk, follow the steps below.

1. Create a new infocd directory, enter:

   mkdir /infocd
   

2. Create a new cdrom directory, enter:

   mkdir /cdrom
   

3. Mount the InfoExplorer CD to /cdrom, enter:

   mount -r -v cdrfs /dev/cd0 /cdrom
   

4. Copy everything from /cdrom to /infocd, enter:

   cp -R
   

5. Ensure that the permissions are the same in /infocd as they are in /cdrom

1. Mount the CD on System A, enter:

   mkdir cd
   mount -rv cdrfs /dev/cd0/cd
   

2. Copy the CD to the /export directory, enter:

   cd /cd
   cp -r * /export
   

3. NFS export the directory /export 4

4. NFS mount the /export to System B, enter:

   mkdir /export
   mount systemA:/export /export
   

5. Install the bos.html fileset.

6. Use the device name as /export/usr/sys/inst.images.

If a document and its index were automatically registered when an application was installed on the server, you must use the uninstall process to remove the document. If you simply delete a registered document or its index, it will remain registered with the search service. This will generate error messages during searches because the search service will still try to search the missing index.

If you intend to delete a document that a system administrator manually registered, you must first "unregister" it with the search service. To unregister the indices, use the following procedure:

NOTE: This procedure uses the cmds01en index as an example.

1. Change to root or a user who is a member of the imnadm group.

2. Enter the following:

   /usr/IMNSearch/cli/imndomap /var/docsearch/indexes -d cmds01en
   

3. Enter:

   cp /var/docsearch/indexes/imnmap.dat /usr/docsearch/indexes
   

4. Enter:

   /usr/IMNSearch/cli/imnixdel cmds01en
   

After completion of the preceding steps, you can safely delete the document and its index.

To view what indices are correctly registered with the search program, enter:

/usr/IMNSearch/cli/imnixlst

You can now use the Installation Assistant to install Documentation Search Service 4.3.2 and above.

If you select the button Configure Online Documentation and Search, the Installation Assistant will guide you through installing a Web server, Base Documentation, and other necessary filesets. To invoke the Installation Assistant, enter:

install_assist

To view a man page that is not in your manpath or that is not in regular man1 or man2 format, you can use the nroff command.

This will be helpful because the mage pages for the X22 sample clients need to be viewed by entering the following:

cd /usr/lpp/X11/Xamples/man
nroff -man <filename> | more

You can find the xlC Library Files on the Software Development Solutions CD.

Preparation

First, mount the CD over /usr/cdrom/sws. You may need to create the /usr/lpp/xlC/info directory. Also enure that the /usr/lpp/xlC/info/cset directory exists.

Installation

Enter the following to install the xlc libraries.

cp /usr/cdrom/sws/cset/info/* /usr/lpp/xlC/info/cset
mkdir /usr/lpp/info/data/cset
cp /usr/lpp/xlC/info/cset/ispaths /usr/lpp/info/data/cset
cp /usr/lpp/xlC/info/cset/isprime /usr/lpp/info/data/cset

Also edit the /usr/lpp/info/data/cse/ispaths for rom and key paths by entering the following.

/usr/lpp/xlC/info/cset/cset.rom
/usr/lpp/xlC/info/cset/cset.key

Entering info -l cset will bring up the C Set++ InfoExplorer. To access the C Set++ information, type info, copy the C Set stanza from /usr/lpp/info/data/cset/ispaths, and add it to the bottom of /usr/lpp/info/data/ispaths.

[ Doc Ref: 97371149023918     Publish Date: Nov. 09, 2000     4FAX Ref: none ]