Detail NFS Installation Procedures from A to Z
First download all your required EasyCopy tar files from our web server/www.augrin.com) for platforms you want to be supported.
Extract the files in a common temporary directory at your file server (application server), like /usr/tmp/easycopy
Do:
# cd /usr/tmp/easycopy
# ./install
Select:
[3] - Select Platform(s) and Install
and either press Enter, or select all platforms that is required (if more than one)
Change the two first installation defaults to something like below, the "/share" path resides on a shared (NFS) location:
[1] - Installation Main Directory: /share/applications/easycopy
[2] - Invocation Scripts Directory: /share/applications/bin
Also remember to change the following defaults to match "A4" your mail server hostname:
[9] - Default Paper Size: US Letter/A Size
[10] - Default Mail Server: 127.0.0.1
Then just install EasyCopy following the information at screen.
When finished, then from any client (or the server itself) that has root access, please start EasyCopy like:
# /share/applications/bin/ecx
and add the required printers at your (customer) site: Options->Printers->Add
I will suggest that you use the "Print Queue is on Print Server" capability, to access the print queues at your dedicated print server (hostname or IP address) or your file (application) server. If the same print queues (print queue names) and same print systems (BSD/AIX/SysV)are defines/available at ALL client system, you don't need to use the "Print Queue is on Print Server" capability, but can let EasyCopy print directly to local configured print queue(s).
Before closing down the EasyCopy GUI/dialog, please install the password (string) you got from us (if arrived at this time): Options->Password
Now we are close to have finished the installation, however we are still missing the License Dispatcher (license server) setup. If you are going to use the file (application) server itself as the EasyCopy License Dispatcher, it's quite simple. Just run the command: # /share/applications/bin/ecdaemon start and the license server should run, and be able to deliver the license(s)to the EasyCopy clients.
However, if you have a dedicated license server, I'll suggest that you take (transfer) the appropriate downloaded EasyCopy tar-file to this server to: /usr/tmp/easycopy
Do:
# cd /usr/tmp/easycopy/license
# ./install
and select:
[1] - Install License Dispatcher
to a local drive/path like:
[1] - Installation Main Directory: /opt/easycopy
[2] - Invocation Scripts Directory: /usr/bin
and quit the install procedure after finished.
Do a:
# cd /opt/easycopy/license
and run:
# ./install
select:
[2] - Install Password
and either obtain the IP address and Primary Key to let us generate the appropriate password, or install the password if already received from us. Quit the "./install" script and do:
# /usr/bin/ecdaemon start
Remember to follow the guidelines in the EasyCopy User's Manual (Management of Floating Licenses) how to setup the license daemon (License Dispatcher) to start automatically at system reboot. Finally we are now to run EasyCopy from any client, do captures, open files, print and save.