Re: Help. Problem in Sco 5.02 Instalation Oracle 7.3.2.2

From: Robert M. Stockmann <stock_at_dirac.infomagic.nl>
Date: 1997/07/06
Message-ID: <ECw5EL.3x4@infomagic.nl>#1/1

Jaime Elias (ejaimel_at_vianc.com.br) wrote: : I'm had problems, in my instalation for Oracle 7.3.2.2.

: What patches a need?

: I'dont have a Developer System in my SCO

I was in the same situation, sco running however no compiler on it. Here's how I pulled it off:

installation procedure :

install SCO on a machine (SCO OpenServer Enterprise System (ver 5.0.2c)) with the following connectivity optons:
- SCO TCP/IP (ver 2.0.0Dp)
- IPX/SPX Runtime System (ver 2.0.1b)
install the link-kit and /usr/include tree. (Application Development Libraries and Linker (ver5.0.2b)) (no extra license is needed for this action)
install SCO Skunkware (from ftp.sco.com ) (SCO Skunkware 96 (ver 5.1))
install gcc, make , nm and all the GNU devel utils within /usr/local/ ... (These can also be found on ftp.sco.com in the SKUNK area, however no complete tar-image was there, so I had to retrieve every single bit by hand, and put it in the correct directory's)

To activate the skunk gcc create the directory :

/usr/skunk/lib

and create within that directory a symbolische link:

ln -s /usr/local/lib/gcc-lib gcc-lib

create an account "gnuroot" with /usr/local/bin/bash as its shell and the same uid en gid as root.

I use the following .bash_profile :

----------------begin of .bash_profile ---------------------
#
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin:$HOME/bin:.	# set command search path

export PATH

PAGER=less
export PAGER

if [ -z "$LOGNAME" ]; then
LOGNAME=`logname` # name of user who logged in export LOGNAME
fi

MAIL=/usr/spool/mail/$LOGNAME # mailbox location export MAIL

# clean up the shit for a normal GNUiefied UNIX

stty intr erase ^?

# use default system file creation mask (umask)

eval `tset -m ansi:${TERM:-ansi} -m :\?${TERM:-ansi} -r -s -Q`

PS1="[\h:\u]:(\w)\\$ "

ls() { /bin/ls -CF $* ; }
ll() { /bin/ls -lF $* ; }
export ls
export ll

trap clear EXIT

------------------------endof .bash_profile ------------

create an account oracle7 wih homedirectory /usr/oracle7 en gid dba. Also create an account wgsuser with gid dba and home /usr/wgsuser .
log in as gnuroot and mount the Oracle Enterprise CDROM with : "mount -r /dev/cd0 /cdrom " (The most important of this is that ld, make, cc ( ln -s gcc cc ) and nm are available to this account )
next execute :

  # cd /cdrom
  # ./wgsstart
  #

Ater the installation which takes 45 to 30 minutes a number of processes are started. The httpd processes which are available are accessable with the following URL's :

Oracle7 Workgroup Server Installation completed.

To access:Connect to:

Oracle7 Workgroup Server Release Note :

http://<full-qualified-hostname>:8000/WG73-doc/release.html

Database Administration Tools:

	http://<full-qualified-hostname>:8000/WG73-bin/login
	(super user :   login: system
			passwd: manager )

Oracle Product Documentation:
	http://<full-qualified-hostname>:8000/WG73-doc/

Web Server 1.0 Administration:
	http://<full-qualified-hostname>:8888/ows-abin/boot

Please check the log file under /usr/oracle7/orainst/install.log for any errors.

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Received on Sun Jul 06 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT