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PICK D3 Installation
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Read the D3 Linux Installation Guide First - Really, it works! |
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Once D3 has been installed and the server rebooted, login as root
and create a 'pick' user: |
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useradd pick <ENTER>
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passwd pick <ENTER>
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| Some will say that this user does not need a password,
but I disagree from a security standpoint. Without a password the
user account is just one more way for someone to enter your system
unchecked. It's your choice. |
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Before you run D3 for the first time do the following: |
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cd / to get to the root directory
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chmod 666 /dev/nst0 (to get the tape running
for all users)
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chmod 666 /dev/fd0H1440 (to get the floppy
running for all users)
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Add the following lines to /etc/inittab to start the COM ports: |
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P1:2345:respawn:d3 -n pick0 1 -t ttyS0
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P2:2345:respawn:d3 -n pick0 2 -t ttyS1
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Add the following lines to /etc/rc.d/rc.local to start D3 automatically
when the server is rebooted: (Make sure you really want D3 starting
with every reboot) |
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d3 -0 -a x
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exec /usr/bin/d3 -dcdon
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Make sure the last action of the USER-COLDSTART is EXIT otherwise
the Linux server may not finish booting! |
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Create an item in /usr/bin called tnet: |
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#!/bin/bash
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exec /usr/bin/d3 -dcdon
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After tnet is created: |
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cd / (to get back to the root directory)
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chmod 555 /usr/bin/tnet
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Create an item in /usr/bin called setup_4mm [Do the following ONLY
if you are using 4mm DAT drives] |
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#!/bin/bash
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mt -f /dev/nst0 defblksize 0
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mt -f /dev/nst0 setblk 0
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mt -f /dev/nst0 rewind
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After setup_4mm is created: |
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cd/ (to get back to the root directory)
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chmod 555 /usr/bin/setup_4mm
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In the usr/lib/pick/pick0 file add the
DAT drive as: |
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tape /dev/nst0 16384 d ll # tape 2 (or whatever
number)
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the telnet line in /etc/inetd.conf from: |
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telnet stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpd
in.telnetd
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telnet stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/in.telnetd
-debug -L /usr/bin/tnet
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In the /usr/lib/pick/pick0 file change the break character to '03'
(if you leave it at 1d you can't embed a CHAR(253) with <]>)
also, set npibs to twice the number of licensed users. |
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RedHat 6.1 has a parallel printer problem. Add the following line
to /etc/conf.modules: |
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alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
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| Save the change and then from the prompt run:
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/sbin/rmmod lp
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Add the following to your USER-COLDSTART: |
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!exec d3 -22 -t lp0 -pprinter &
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startptr 0,0,0,s22
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Note: the '22' in these two lines can be any valid port number. |
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Note: for D3Linux 7.1 and earlier the 'lp0' should be 'lp1'. |
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Add the following to your USER-COLDSTART: |
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trap dcd exit
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dcd (n
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This should prevent you from using up d3 users when someone disconnects
without logging off. |
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Now reboot the system, D3 should start right up and your Windows clients
should be able to telnet in without any problem. Remember to setup
TCP/IP in the Windows network setup. Use a fixed IP address to match
the server and netmask. Disable DNS. Use Microsoft Networking and
File Sharing enabled and Printer Sharing enabled to give your system
maximum flexibility. |
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To make the console work correctly use term type ANSI.C and change
line 6 - clear screen to read as follows: |
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D,X'1B',C'[2J',X'1B',C'[01;01H',< -1 CLEAR
SCREEN
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