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Last modified: 28 Dec 2007
WARNING: This documentation covers Parallels H-Sphere versions up to 3.1. For the latest up-to-date Parallels H-Sphere documentation, please proceed to the
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Example
Tags and attributes:
- pkg - package information. It is set manually in _pkg.xml after
package configurator run.
- name - package name.
- description - brief description.
- info - additional info.
- vendor - package vendor.
- version - package version.
- build - package build.
- scripts - system scripts to be included into the package. This tag appears
if package configurator runs with the --with-scripts option.
Attributes:
- src - directory in the package src/ directory where scripts are collected.
It is pkg_scripts by default. You may not need to change it.
- classes - classes to be included into the package. This tag appears
if package configurator runs with the --with-classes option.
Attributes:
- src - directory in the package src/ directory where classes are collected.
It is pkg_classes by default. You may not need to change it.
- jars - jar files to be included into the package. This tag appears
if package configurator runs with the --with-jars option.
Attributes:
- src - directory in the package src/ directory where classes are collected.
It is pkg_jars by default. You may not need to change it.
- templates - custom templates to be included into the package. This tag appears
if package configurator runs with the --with-templates option.
Attributes:
- src - directory in the package src/ directory where templates are collected.
It is templates by default. You may not need to change it.
- xmls - custom XML configuration files to be included into the package. This tag appears
if package configurator runs with the --with-xmls and
--with-properties options.
Attributes:
- src - directory in the package src/ directory where custom XMLs are collected.
It is pkg_xmls by default. You may not need to change it.
- images - custom images to be included into the package. This tag appears
if package configurator runs with the --with-images
and --with-properties option.
Attributes:
- src - directory in the package src/ directory where images are collected.
It is pkg_images by default. You may not need to change it.
- lang_bundles - custom language bundles to be included into the package. This tag appears
if package configurator runs with the --with-lang-bundle and
--with-properties options.
Attributes:
- src - directory in the package src directory where language bundles are collected.
It is pkg_lang_bundle by default. You may not need to change it.
- sql - file with SQL queries to make changes in the H-Sphere database. This tag appears
if package configurator runs with the --with-sql option.
Attributes:
- src - file location in the package src/ directory where scripts are collected.
It is _SCRIPTS/_pkg.sql by default. You may not need to change it.
- config - custom language bundles to be included into the package. This tag appears
if package configurator runs with the --with-properties option.
Attributes:
- path - file pathname relative to the package src/ directory.
It is pkg_config/default.properties by default. You may not need to change it.
- actions - container tag for the scripts run before and after the package
installation and
uninstallation.
They are created in the src/_SCRIPTS directory by default.
You may not need to change their location.
- pre_install - tag with location of the script that runs before the
package installation. This file (src/_SCRIPTS/_pre-install by default)
is created empty when package configurator runs with the --with-preinstall
option.
- post_install - tag with location of the script that runs after the
package installation. This file (src/_SCRIPTS/_post-install by default)
is created empty when package configurator runs with the --with-postinstall
option.
- pre_uninstall - tag with location of the script that runs before
package uninstallation. This file (src/_SCRIPTS/_pre-uninstall by default)
is created empty when package configurator runs with the --with-preuninstall
option.
- post_uninstall - tag with location of the script that runs after the
package uninstallation. This file (src/_SCRIPTS/_post_uninstall by default)
is created empty when package configurator runs with the --with-postuninstall
option.
- rpms - container tag for the list of rpm tags with
third-party RPMs (.rpm files) to be included into the package.
The rpms and rpm tags appear when package configurator run with
the --with-rpms option.
- rpm - third party RPM file information. During the
package installation these RPMs
will be copied to the /hsphere/shared/scripts/pkg_rpms/ directory to all servers
belonging to a logical server group specified in the server_group attribute.
Attributes:
- name - RPM filename without .rpm extension.
- server_group - H-Sphere logical server group this RPM relates to:
WEB, MAIL, DNSANY applies tarballs to
all logical server groups.
- tarballs - container tag for the list of tarball tags with
third-party tarballs (.tgz files) to be included into the package.
The tarballs and tarball tags appear when package configurator run with
the --with-tarballs option.
- tarball - third party .tgz package file information. During the
package installation these tarballs
will be copied to the /hsphere/shared/scripts/3rd_party/ directory to all servers
belonging to a logical server group specified in the server_group attribute.
Attributes:
- name - tarball filename without .tgz extension.
- server_group - H-Sphere logical server group this tarball relates to:
WEB, MAIL, DNS; ANY applies tarballs to
all logical server groups.
- platform - tags (at least one; may be more than one)
included into the tarball and rpm tags to specify
location of third-party tarballs or RPMs for corresponding OS types.
Attributes:
- name - server OS type supported in H-Sphere: RH72, RH73,
RHES, RHAS, RHAS3, FBSD4,
ANY for all of the previously mentioned supported OSs.
- location - tarball/RPM location for this type of platform. Location may be
an URL: http://... or ftp://..., or it may be BUILT-IN.
If location="BUILT-IN", the file will be taken
from the OS type subdirectory (the name attribute of the platform
tag) of the tarballs/RPMs directory
(pkg_tarballs for tarballs or pkg_rpms for RPMs
in the package's src/ directory).
For example: src/pkg_rpms/RH73/rpm_name.rpm
for an RPM file for RedHat 7.3 platform, where rpm_name is set in the
name attribute of the rpm tag.
See also Building Packages guide for package configuration details.
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