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 1. Perform everything from here as root (su -) until notified to exit.
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 1. Create company environment directory under /u - mkdir cc{company}.
 1. ''under new directory create links to relevant revision directories: std, binl, binx11, lib, manual, pixmap, standard''		  1. Create company environment directory under /u <<BR>>
 {{{
mkdir cc<company>
}}}
 1. Under new directory create links to relevant revision directories: std, binl, binx11, lib, manual, pixmap, standard
 {{{
cd /u/cc<company>
ln -s /u/ccr.nn/{std,binl,binx11,lib,manual,pixmap,standard} ./
}}}
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cd /u/cc{company}
cp -a /u/ccr.
/<COMPANYNAME> . <---Repeat this for every company in their "group".
cp -a /u/ccr.nn/adm ./		 cp -a /u/ccr.nn/{<COMPANY>,<COMPANY>TEST,adm} ./
mkdir {LOG,usr}
cp /u/ccr.nn/usr/common.sh usr/
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 1. As root cd into /u/cc{company} and enter the following commands  1. Alter /u/cc<company>/usr/common.sh so that CCDIR defaults to /u/cc<company> .<<BR>>
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#chgrp -R {company} .
#find . -type d -exec chmod 770 {} \;		 if [ "$CCDIR" = "" ] ; then
        CCDIR=/u/cc<company>
fi
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 1. Change environment to new company: <<BR>>  1. Change permissions so only members of group can look inside directory structure:
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export CCDIR=/u/cc{company}
. /u/ccr.nn/usr/common.h		 chgrp -R <company> .
find . -type d -exec chmod 770 {} \;
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 1. Conset to DEMO
 1. ln -s std/binx11/coaad contrl
 1. Create <COMPANY> using contrl
 1. Create directory usr. Copy /u/ccr.xx/usr/common.sh into this directory. Edit it so that CCDIR is set to /u/cc{company} .
 1. Conset to <COMPANY>
 1. add user via addusr		  1. Move the users' home directories into their own environment.<<BR>>
 {{{
usermod -d /u/cc<company>/usr/<username> -m <username>
}}}
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=== Setting up locations ===
 . Ask how manu locations is needed and if necessary erase/replace the 4 built in ones from the standard company. Set up the information based on the New Company Set up Form (address, ABN, etc). Be sure to enter the email address as this will be used as the from address in emails.

Click here to access the New Company Set up Form [[http://sam/mywiki/Create_new_company?action=AttachFile|link]]		  1. Edit /etc/inittab and add _new to their inittab_vnc or inittab_vnc_ws script. Kill all related programs. If <company> is part of username you can:<<BR>>
 {{{
ps auxwww|grep <company> | cut -b10-15 |xargs kill
init Q
}}}
 Otherwise, you can use the same command above but repeat it for every user and substituting username in <company><<BR>>
 1. Exit out of root (exit). You would normally need to log out and log back in at this point for your group settings to take effect.
 1. Change environment to new company:
 {{{
. /u/cc<company>/usr/common.sh
gorel <company>
}}}
 1. Conset to <COMPANY> if you are not in the right company.
 1. Check the VNC sessions if they are now in correct environment. Once everything is working as it should, delete original company directory.

Converting a company on SAAS server (Abe) - from old /u/ccr.xx to new version - with it's own environment

  1. Perform everything from here as root (su -) until notified to exit.
  2. Edit the file /etc/group and add an entry (use their company name in lower case) at the bottom. Increment the last used GID by 1. 
    sarissa:x:3239:ccc,lp,monavale,annan,mos
zebra:x:3240:ccc,lp,zebra1,zebra2,zebra3,zebra4,zebra-canberra,zebra-tracey urban:x:3241:ccc,lp,uclp,ucmt,uclk,ucho temples:x:3242:ccc,lp,temples1,temples2,temples3 company:x:3243:ccc,lp,john,luke,matthew
  3. Make sure lp, ccc, cc2 and jon are members of this new group.

  4. Create company environment directory under /u 

    mkdir cc<company>
  5. Under new directory create links to relevant revision directories: std, binl, binx11, lib, manual, pixmap, standard 
    cd /u/cc<company>
ln -s /u/ccr.nn/{std,binl,binx11,lib,manual,pixmap,standard} ./
  6. Copy Company directories (including test company) and adm directory from its original source (this is important so they retain all their terminal numbers) 
    cp -a /u/ccr.nn/{<COMPANY>,<COMPANY>TEST,adm} ./
mkdir {LOG,usr}
cp /u/ccr.nn/usr/common.sh usr/

  7. Alter /u/cc<company>/usr/common.sh so that CCDIR defaults to /u/cc<company> .

    if [ "$CCDIR" = "" ] ; then
        CCDIR=/u/cc<company>
fi
  8. Change permissions so only members of group can look inside directory structure: 
    chgrp -R <company> .
find . -type d -exec chmod 770 {} \;

  9. Move the users' home directories into their own environment.

    usermod -d /u/cc<company>/usr/<username> -m <username>
  10. Modify ~username/.vnc/xstartup to call /u/cc{company}/usr/common.sh

  11. Edit /etc/inittab and add _new to their inittab_vnc or inittab_vnc_ws script. Kill all related programs. If <company> is part of username you can:

    ps auxwww|grep <company> | cut -b10-15 |xargs kill
init Q

    Otherwise, you can use the same command above but repeat it for every user and substituting username in <company>

  12. Exit out of root (exit). You would normally need to log out and log back in at this point for your group settings to take effect.
  13. Change environment to new company: 
    . /u/cc<company>/usr/common.sh
gorel <company>

  14. Conset to <COMPANY> if you are not in the right company.

  15. Check the VNC sessions if they are now in correct environment. Once everything is working as it should, delete original company directory.

Convert_abe_company (last edited 2014-07-24 01:02:00 by fuzzy)