The installation procedure is described below.
1. Stop applications and programs
Reinstallation requires stopping applications and programs.
Before starting the installation, stop the following:
Applications that use the product
Connection Manager
pgBadger
Pgpool-II
ldap2pg
pgBackRest
2. Mount the DVD drive
Insert the client program DVD into the DVD drive, and then execute the following command:
# mount -t iso9660 -r -o loop /dev/dvd /media/dvd
Here /dev/dvd is the device name for the DVD drive (which may vary depending on your environment), and /media/dvd is the mount point (which may need to be created before calling the command).
3. Run the installation
The RPM packages required to install each product are stored under the mount point where you mounted the DVD.
The following shows a list of packages and the path of the storage directory.
Install all packages for the product you are installing.
Product name | Package storage directory | Package name |
|---|---|---|
Client | CLIENT64/Linux/packages/<os> | FJSVfsep-client-*.rpm |
Pgpool-II | PGPOOL2/Linux/packages/<os> | FJSVfsep-pgpool2-*.rpm |
pgBackRest | PGBACKREST/Linux/packages/<os> | FJSVfsep-pgbackrest-*.rpm |
ldap2pg | LDAP2PG/Linux/packages/<os> | FJSVfsep-ldap2pg-*.rpm |
<os> is the OS of the operating environment. Depending on your system requirements, refer to RHEL8, RHEL9, or SLES15.
*is the detailed name of the package, version, OS, etc.
The default installation directory names are:
To specify a path different from the default installation directory, you can use the following characters:
[a-zA-Z0-9], -,, and /
Product name | Installation directory name (default) |
|---|---|
Client | /opt/fsepv<x>client64 |
Pgpool-II | /opt/fsepv<x>pgpool-II |
pgBackRest | /opt/fsepv<x>pgbackrest |
ldap2pg | /opt/fsepv<x>ldap2pg |
"<x>" is the product version.
Point
We recommend that you install the packages for each product in a batch.
You can use "*" to specify a package name, or you can install all packages in a batch by specifying all package names side by side.
To install the client product in a RHEL8 environment, run the following command:
# cd /media/dvd/CLIENT64/Linux/packages/RHEL8 # rpm -ivh FJSVfsep-client-*.rpm
Use --prefix to specify a path different from the default installation directory.
4. Check the installed product
Check the installed products by following the procedure below.
Displays the name of the installed package.
# rpm -qa | grep FJSVfsep
For detailed package information, run the following command:
# rpm -qi package name
In the path, "<x>" and "<x0z>" refer to the x and z of x SPz, which is expressed as the product version. For products without SPz, <x0z> is <x00>.
# rpm -qi FJSVfsep-client-essential-<x>-<x0z>-0.el8.x86_64 Name : FJSVfsep-client-essential-<x> Version : <x0z> Release : 0.el8 Architecture: x86_64 Install Date: ddd MMM DD hh:mm:ss YYYY Group : Applications/Databases Size : XXX License : Fujitsu Limited Signature : (none) Source RPM : FJSVfsep-client-essential-<x>-<x0z>-0.el8.src.rpm Build Date : ddd MMM DD hh:mm:ss YYYY Build Host : XXXXXXXXXX Relocations : /opt/fsepv<x>client64 Packager : Fujitsu Limited Vendor : Fujitsu Limited URL : https://www.fujitsu.com Summary : Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres Client(64bit) <x> Description : Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres Client Essential Package
