NAME
mxinitconfig - Initial configuration file format
SYNOPSIS
mxinitconfig
DESCRIPTION
The mxinitconfig command supports reading configuration information
from a property file. You may use this capability to customize the
initial configuration of some systems. The default file is located at
/etc/opt/mx/config/initconfig.properties.
FORMAT
The file format follows standard property file format, e.g.
key=value. The key must be a valid class available from the classpath
that is used by the command. The value is the configuration level of
the step that is compared against the value of the -L option to
determine if that step will be executed. The configuration steps will
be executed in the order as listed in the property file. The
unconfiguration steps will be executed in the reverse order.
EXAMPLE
com.hp.mx.config.MxConfigTask_InitializationFile=4
com.hp.mx.config.MxConfigTask_ServerPropertyFile=6
com.hp.mx.config.MxConfigTask_MakeServerKeys=3
com.hp.mx.config.MxConfigTask_DBConfig=1
com.hp.mx.config.MxConfigTask_DBContent=5
com.hp.mx.config.MxConfigTask_WebServerConfig=1
com.hp.mx.config.MxConfigTask_SetupPropertyFile=1
com.hp.mx.config.MxConfigTask_Services=7
com.hp.mx.config.MxConfigTask_AgentConfig=7
The initial configuration, using the above contents, will execute
steps in the following order:
InitializationFile
ServerPropertyFile
MakeServerKeys
DBConfig
DBContent
WebServerConfig
SetupPropertyFile
Services
AgentConfig
The determination of whether to execute a step or not is based on the
configuration level, -L option. If the configuration level is set to
6, then the Services and AgentConfig steps will be skipped.
LIMITATIONS
This command may only be run on the CMS.
AUTHOR
mxinitconfig was developed by the Hewlett-Packard Company.
FILES
/etc/opt/mx/config/initconfig.properties
SEE ALSO for HP-UX
mxinitconfig(1M)
SEE ALSO for Linux
mxinitconfig(8)