Running aopsetup
You must run aopsetup before you start Infoprint Server
for the first time. Also, you must run aopsetup whenever
you move to a new z/OS® release.
Before you begin:
- Define the RACF® groups
for Infoprint Server
operators and administrators.
- Create the Infoprint Server
configuration file (aopd.conf) and specify the base-directory attribute in it.
- Make sure that the file systems that contain the /usr/lpp/Printsrv/bin and /var or /var/Printsrv directories
are mounted read/write.
- You should run aopsetup before you start Infoprint Server.
However, if you attempted to start Infoprint Server before running aopsetup,
stop Infoprint Server
before doing this step.
To run aopsetup:
- On the z/OS UNIX command
line, switch to an effective UID of 0:
su To use the z/OS UNIX su command, you must be permitted to the BPX.SUPERUSER
profile in the FACILITY class in RACF.
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- Run aopsetup. You can run aopsetup from
an rlogin shell or from an OMVS session.
Examples:
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- Switch back to your own UID:
exit
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Results: If you specified the AOPOPER and
AOPADMIN groups as arguments to aopsetup, output
from the z/OS UNIX ls command should look similar to the sample output
shown. Also, the owner ID of the /var/Printsrv directory
and the executable files, shown as ROOT in the sample output, should
have a UID of 0.
-
ls -d -E /var/Printsrv
drwxrwx--x 11 ROOT AOPADMIN ... ... /var/Printsrv
-
ls -E /usr/lpp/Printsrv/bin
...
-rwx--S--- a--- 2 ROOT AOPADMIN ... ... aopd
-rwxr-x--- --s- 2 ROOT AOPADMIN ... ... aoplogu
-rwxr-x--- a-s- 2 ROOT AOPOPER ... ... aopsend
-rwsr-xr-- --s- 2 ROOT AOPOPER ... ... aopstart
-rwxr-x--- a-s- 2 ROOT AOPOPER ... ... aopstat
-rwsr-x--- a-s- 2 ROOT AOPOPER ... ... aopstop
-rwxr-x--- a-s- 2 ROOT AOPADMIN ... ... hinvu
-rwxr-x--- --s- 2 ROOT AOPADMIN ... ... pidu
-rwxr-x--- a-s- 2 ROOT AOPADMIN ... ... sdbu
Tip: To display the UID of the owner ID,
you can use the -n option on the ls command.
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