I am sponsoring this case for Jeff, IK and Brian from the Web Stack team.
This case covers the porting of the latest Web Stack components (upcoming
OpenSolaris 2010.03) to the other Web Stack platforms (Solaris 10 + Red Hat).
This case is an update to LSARC/2008/710.
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1. Introduction
1.1. Project/Component Working Name:
Sun GlassFish Web Stack 1.6
1.2. Name of Document Author/Supplier:
Author: Jeff Trawick
1.3 Date of This Document:
22 January, 2010
4. Technical Description
Sun GlassFish Web Stack 1.6
Jeff Trawick, Isvaran Krishnamurthy, Brian Overstreet
21 January 2010
1. Summary and motivation
1.1. Introduction
Sun GlassFish Web Stack provides a collection of the technologies
commonly known as AMP (Apache, MySQL, PHP) as well as several
additional popular web tier technologies.
Web Stack is shipped in several variants. For reference:
Web Stack in OpenSolaris 2008.11 == Web Stack 1.4 for S10/RHEL
Web Stack in OpenSolaris 2009.06 == Web Stack 1.5 for S10/RHEL
Web Stack in OpenSolaris 2010.03 == Web Stack 1.6 for S10/RHEL
New or updated components are generally first made available via the
biweekly OpenSolaris dev updates. Such updates are covered by their
individual ARC cases (list below). The updates are then ported to
S10/RHEL and made available in the next Web Stack release.
These are timed to ship at approximately the same time as the
corresponding OpenSolaris release.
This case covers the porting of Web Stack components included in
the upcoming OpenSolaris 2010.03 to Solaris 10/RHEL.
This case does not cover the per-component updates which have
already been covered in previous cases targeted for 2010.03.
Refer to list in section 6.1.1.
This case covers only changes which are specific to the S10/RHEL
version of Web Stack. Web Stack 1.4 (for S10/RHEL) was
covered by LSARC/2008/710. This case only covers changes not
previously documented in the prior case.
Note: There was no case for Web Stack 1.5 (S10/RHEL), so this case
covers all S10/RHEL changes from 1.4 to 1.6.
Regarding product naming: The previous release of this standalone
product for Solaris 10 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux was referred to
as "Sun Web Stack." It is now referred to officially as "Sun
GlassFish Web Stack." This document will refer to it simply as "Web
Stack."
Web Stack 1.6 is a minor release upgrade to Web Stack 1.4. The primary
changes are:
* add IPS/pkg(5) distribution (for S10/RHEL)
* add new Sun GlassFish Web Stack Enterprise Manager feature
(referred to as "WSEM")
* synchronize with component versions in OpenSolaris 2010.03
* add additional extensions for PHP and Apache HTTP Server
* add new Web Stack Demo Pages (referred to as "WSDP")
2. Technical description
2.1. API and ABI compatibility with Web Stack 1.4
Upgrades of the open source packages in Web Stack 1.6 are all
compatible with those in release 1.4. MySQL 5.1 is an incompatible
addition to Web Stack in this release, but MySQL 5.0 is retained to
support migration from 1.4.
2.5. IPS/pkg(5) packaging of Web Stack
Web Stack 1.6 is now delivered in two ways for Solaris 10 and RHEL 5:
* native packages for Solaris 10 (SVR4) and RHEL 5 (rpms)
(same packaging as previous release)
* IPS/pkg(5) (sometimes referred to as an Update Center-based distribution)
IPS allows open source projects and commercial application vendors to:
* package software components and subseqent updates to them in a
multi-platform manner
* publish packages and package updates to network-accessible repositories
* assemble and apply installable-from-scratch distributions
* employ pre-packaged CLI and GUI tools and a set of APIs to discover,
install and remove updates and add-ons for the installed distributions
Additionally, the IPS/pkg(5) packaging of Web Stack is relocatable --
it can be installed to arbitrary filesystem locations.
2.6. Sun GlassFish Web Stack Enterprise Manager
Sun Glassfish Web Stack Enterprise Manager (WSEM) is a software
application to manage and monitor the Sun Glassfish Web Stack
(SWS) product. WSEM is a value add for Web Stack and will deliver
a browser based UI to monitor and manage the Web Stack server
components.
Unlike the other Web Stack components, WSEM is neither free nor
open source. It is an unbundled commercial application available
to users who have purchased support.
WSEM has a dashboard which includes the status of the installed
servers, CPU and memory utilization gauges, widgets to
start/stop/restart each of the servers and a console to show
alerts and other information. Graphs which display various metrics
of the servers can be added to the dashboard.
2.6.1 Sun GlassFish Web Stack Enterprise Manager Architectural Overview
WSEM runs on lighttpd with a python fastcgi providing all the
backend functionality. The static information is served by
lighttpd while the python fastcgi handles all the requests for
dynamic data. The python fastcgi uses CherryPy as the application
framework with Flup as the fastcgi connector. The python fastcgi
exposes a REST like interface to the WSEM GUI for invocation.
WSEM uses the collectd statistics collection daemon to gather
monitoring data for all the servers. Collectd plugins are
available which collect statistics for different servers and the
system and the data is stored in RRD files. RRDTool is used to
generate graphs from these RRD files. For java processes like
tomcat, data is gathered using jcollectd which runs within the JVM
as a java agent.
The GUI is built using the DOJO javascript framework and uses AJAX
to communicate with the backend. JSON is used for information
exchange.
By default, SSL is enabled on WSEM and uses a self-signed
certificate generated on initial startup. The user may install any
other certificate, CA signed or otherwise, into WSEM for SSL. The
certificate file must be in PEM format.
User authentication is via PAM, by default. The other
authentication mechanism provided is file-based authentication.
2.6.2 Sun GlassFish Web Stack Enterprise Manager Configuration files
WSEM has 3 configuration files which are used to configure the log
level, authentication method, access control, port, certificate
file path, etc. These configuration files reside under
/etc/opt/webstack/admin/.
2.6.3 Sun GlassFish Web Stack Enterprise Manager Evaluation and
Unrestricted licenses
By default, WSEM ships with an evaluation license that allows WSEM
to be used for a period of 30 days from the date of installation.
A separate license package which allows unrestricted use of WSEM
can be downloaded from a paid repository.
2.7. Web Stack Demo Pages
Web Stack Demo Pages (WSDP) are web applications that are used to
showcase the Web Stack product and give beginning users a tool to
learn different Web programming technologies that are provided
with Web Stack, mainly PHP.
The Web Stack product delivers a set of independent open source
servers and runtimes (including Apache, Lighttpd,MySQL, Squid,
PHP, memcached) on OpenSolaris, Solaris 10 and RHEL 5.2. WSDP
delivers several HTML/PHP/Perl pages and sample configurations for
Apache and lighttpd.
The demo pages provide a synergy with the XAMPP project from
Apache and Friends through the shared use of these demo pages.
2.7.1 Web Stack Demo Pages Technical Description
WSDP ships a set of HTML/PHP/Perl files, called "the demo pages,"
which are used for demo purposes. These pages implement a small
web site which showcase different programming methodologies.
2.7.1.1 Web Stack Demo Pages Architectural Overview
WSDP are HTML/PHP/Perl pages that can be run on any server that
supports running PHP and Perl either through a module such as
mod_php or a CGI interface.
2.7.1.2 Web Stack Demo Pages Configuration files
WSDP currently has 2 configuration files to enable the WSDP
functionality with Apache or Lighttpd. The configuration file for
Apache is delivered to the ETC_ROOT/apache2/2.2/conf.d directory
as samples.conf; this will enable the samples automatically at URI
/samples upon installation of the samples package. The
configuration for lighttpd is not enabled automatically; it is
delivered to directory OPT_ROOT/samples/cfg as file
samples-lighttpd.conf.
6. Interfaces
This case is an update to LSARC/2008/710 (Web Stack 1.4). The
interface changes here document only the delta from 1.4 to 1.6.
6.1 Additional Imported Interfaces
6.1.1 Component-level changes
As documented in section 1, Web Stack is a port of a subset of
OpenSolaris Web Stack components. The OpenSolaris features which
are imported into Web Stack 1.6 over and beyond those imported
into Web Stack 1.4 are defined in the following cases:
PSARC/2007/586 Including Apache 2.2.6 with Solaris (for mod_auth_gss)
PSARC/2008/090 Additional Apache2 Modules (for mod_security2)
LSARC/2009/005 Ruby Gem Update
LSARC/2009/020 Apache 2.2.11
LSARC/2009/062 Including MySQL 5.1 with Solaris
LSARC/2009/124 PHP5 Feature Enhancements
LSARC/2009/122 Apache2 mod_sed
LSARC/2009/130 Update Squid Proxy Server to 2.7STABLE5
PSARC/2009/043 Python 2.6 and 3.0
LSARC/2009/067 memcached 1.4.x to be included in OpenSolaris
LSARC/2009/553 mod_proxy_html and mod_xml2enc for Apache HTTPD 2.2
LSARC/2009/562 Updating Lighttpd and repackaging spawn-fcgi
LSARC/2009/564 Update to PHP 5.2 to deliver additional features
LSARC/2009/565 Update Apache HTTP Server to 2.2.14
LSARC/2009/600 Update mod_fcgid to 2.3.4 in OpenSolaris
LSARC/2009/606 Deliver collectd 4.8.x into OpenSolaris
LSARC/2009/667 Include NSAPI support in PHP
PSARC/2009/563 Tomcat6 example package and PID file
6.1.2 New Imported Interfaces
/usr/bin/pkgparam N/A no case found
OpenSSL External/Volatile PSARC/2003/500
pkg CLI Uncommitted LSARC/2008/493
/usr/bin/svcs Committed PSARC/2002/547
/usr/bin/svcadm Committed PSARC/2002/547
/usr/bin/mpstat Uncommitted PSARC/1993/127
/usr/bin/kstat Evolving PSARC/1999/495
/usr/sbin/psrinfo Evolving PSARC/1996/257
/usr/bin/digest Evolving PSARC/2003/469
Perl Uncommitted PSARC/2003/661
/bin/rpm On Red Hat Only N/A
/proc/meminfo On Red Hat Only N/A
/usr/bin/mpstat On Red Hat Only N/A
/usr/bin/sha256sum On Red Hat Only N/A
6.2 Exported Interfaces
The following additional and/or modified interfaces are exported
by this case:
6.2.1 Filesystem paths for native package distributions
/opt/webstack/bin/64 Uncommitted Symlink to architecture-specific
64-bit binaries directory;
Solaris 10 only
/opt/webstack/bin/uninstall Uncommitted Command-line uninstaller; see
Appendix 2
6.2.1.1 Sun GlassFish Web Stack Enterprise Manager-specific files
/opt/webstack/admin/bin/wsuseradd Uncommitted command line to create
file-based users
/etc/rc.d/init.d/sun-wsadmin Uncommitted initd script on RHEL
/etc/opt/webstack/admin/admin.conf Uncommitted backend configuration
/etc/opt/webstack/admin/server.conf Uncommitted Lighttpd server config
/etc/opt/webstack/admin/collectd/collectd.conf
Uncommitted Collectd configuration
6.2.2 Filesystem paths for IPS/pkg(5) distribution
The IPS/pkg(5) distribution (for S10/RHEL) introduced by this case
is fully relocatable. Unlike the native packages, there is no default
filesystem location for this installation. The user selects where
the top level $root will reside by unzipping the distribution zip
file. Under that user-chosen $root location, the following layout
is created ($component refers to specific components, such as "apache"
or "mysql"):
$root/etc/$component/* Configuration files
$root/var/$component/* Run-time variable files
$root/$component/* All static files (binaries, libraries,
docs, etc.)
$root/bin/setup-webstack Post-install program for use when installing
outside of the Updatetool GUI (described in
appendix 4)
6.2.2 Support Libraries (Project Private)
In order to maintain feature parity with the OpenSolaris version of
Web Stack components, the Web Stack porting effort may include
several private support libraries when the corresponding library in
Solaris 10 or RedHat Linux is either missing or too far out of date
to be useful. All the support libraries are Project Private and not
documented for direct customer use.
6.2.3 New Command-line interfaces
6.2.3.1 Native Package Installer
Web Stack 1.6 has updated the simple command line installer to
handle new product features, support an upgrade option for Web Stack
1.4 installations, and provide the capability to pass through options
to the native package utility.
Future major releases of the product may (or may not) alter the
installation procedure, so the current simple installer is Uncommitted.
New installer CLI options Uncommitted Defined in Appendix 1
New installer meta package names Uncommitted Defined in Appendix 1
New installer meta package mappings Uncommitted Defined in Appendix 1
6.2.3.2 Simple service management scripts
The IPS/pkg(5) distribution includes simplified scripts to manage
services. These are not integrated directly into the system service
mechanism. (Native package distributions continue to support the
system service mechanism -- SMF or init script.) A script is provided
for each installed service; the name of the script is the same as the
package name.
Common syntax:
sun-SERVICE {start|stop|status|listeners|query-service|
register-service [service-name]|unregister-service}
The names of the scripts are shown below:
Apache HTTP Server sun-apache22 Uncommitted
lighttpd sun-lighttpd14 Uncommitted
memcached sun-memcached Uncommitted
MySQL 5.0 sun-mysql50 Uncommitted
MySQL 5.1 sun-mysql51 Uncommitted
Squid sun-squid Uncommitted
Tomcat sun-tomcat6 Uncommitted
WSEM sun-wsadmin Uncommitted
6.2.4 Solaris 10-specific items
6.2.4.1 New SVR4 package names
Feature Package name Stability
---------------------------- ------------ ---------
Apache module mod_auth_gss sun-apache22-authgss Uncommitted
Apache module mod_proxy_html sun-apache22-proxy-html Uncommitted
Apache module mod_security2 sun-apache22-security2 Uncommitted
Apache module mod_sed sun-apache22-sed Uncommitted
Apache mdoule mod_xml2enc sun-apache22-xml2enc Uncommitted
collectd sun-collectd Uncommitted
jcollectd sun-jcollectd Uncommitted
MySQL 5.1 sun-mysql51 Uncommitted
MySQL 5.1 client libraries sun-mysql51lib Uncommitted
MySQL 5.1 test suite sun-mysql51test Uncommitted
PHP extension memsession sun-php52-memsession Uncommitted
PHP extension mysql sun-php52-mysql Uncommitted
PHP extension pgsql sun-php52-pgsql Uncommitted
Python 2.6.x sun-python26 Uncommitted
RRDtool sun-rrdtool Uncommitted
Spawn FastCGI utility sun-spawn-fcgi Uncommitted
Tomcat 6 sun-tomcat6 Uncommitted
Tomcat example applications sun-tomcat6-examples Uncommitted
Sun GlassFish Web Stack Enterprise Manager (WSEM)
sun-wsadmin Uncommitted
WSEM support libraries sun-wsadmin-base Uncommitted
WSEM license sun-wsadmin-license Uncommitted
WSDP Demo pages and sample configuration files
sun-samples Uncommitted
6.2.4.3 New SMF FMRIs for services (for native packages)
WSEM /application/management:sun-wsadmin Uncommitted
MySQL 5.1 /application/database/sun-mysql51 Uncommitted
Tomcat /network/http:sun-tomcat6 Uncommitted
6.2.4.4 IPS/pkg(5) package names
Feature Package name Stability
---------------------------- ------------ ---------
Apache HTTP Server sun-apache22 Uncommitted
Apache module mod_auth_gss sun-apache22-authgss Uncommitted
Apache module mod_dtrace sun-apache22-dtrace Uncommitted
Apache module mod_fcgid sun-apache22-fcgid Uncommitted
Apache module mod_jk sun-apache22-jk Uncommitted
Apache module mod_perl sun-apache22-perl Uncommitted
Apache module mod_proxy_html sun-apache22-proxy-html Uncommitted
Apache module mod_security2 sun-apache22-security2 Uncommitted
Apache module mod_sed sun-apache22-sed Uncommitted
Apache module mod_xml2enc sun-apache22-xml2enc Uncommitted
collectd sun-collectd Uncommitted
jcollectd sun-jcollectd Uncommitted
lighttpd HTTP server sun-lighttpd14 Uncommitted
memcached sun-memcached Uncommitted
MySQL 5.0 sun-mysql50 Uncommitted
MySQL 5.0 test suite sun-mysql50test Uncommitted
MySQL 5.1 sun-mysql51 Uncommitted
MySQL 5.1 client libraries sun-mysql51lib Uncommitted
MySQL 5.1 test suite sun-mysql51test Uncommitted
PHP sun-php52 Uncommitted
PHP extension APC sun-php52-apc Uncommitted
PHP extension idn sun-php52-idn Uncommitted
PHP extension memcache sun-php52-memcache Uncommitted
PHP extension mysql sun-php52-mysql Uncommitted
PHP extension pgsql sun-php52-pgsql Uncommitted
PHP extension suhosin sun-php52-suhosin Uncommitted
PHP extension tcpwrap sun-php52-tcpwrap Uncommitted
PHP extension xdebug sun-php52-xdebug Uncommitted
Python sun-python26 Uncommitted
RRDtool sun-rrdtool Uncommitted
Ruby sun-ruby18 Uncommitted
Spawn FCGI utility sun-spawn-fcgi Uncommitted
squid sun-squid Uncommitted
Tomcat sun-tomcat6 Uncommitted
Tomcat example applications sun-tomcat6-examples Uncommitted
WSEM sun-wsadmin Uncommitted
WSEM support libraries sun-wsadmin-base Uncommitted
WSEM license sun-wsadmin-license Uncommitted
Web Stack support libraries sun-wsbase Uncommitted
6.2.5 RHEL 5-specific items
6.2.5.1 New RPM package names
These are the same as in 6.2.4.1, New SVR4 package names, except that
the following packages aren't provided:
Package Reason
--------------------- ------------------------------------
sun-python26 RedHat-provided Python is sufficient
6.2.5.2 New /etc/init.d scripts (for native packages)
The native package names were used for the names of the new
init scripts.
WSEM sun-wsadmin Uncommitted
MySQL 5.1 sun-mysql51 Uncommitted
Tomcat sun-tomcat6 Uncommitted
6.2.5.3 New IPS/pkg(5) package names
These are the same as in 6.2.4.4, New IPS/pkg(5) package names,
except that the following packages are not provided:
Package Reason
--------------------- ------------------------------------
sun-apache22-authgss Relies on dependencies not in OS
sun-apache22-dtrace Feature not applicable to Linux
sun-python26 OS-provided Python is sufficient
sun-ruby18 OS-provided Ruby is sufficient
6.3 Changed interfaces
6.3.1 Package names
Feature Old package name Replacement
--------------------- ---------------- -----------
Python 2.5 sun-python25 sun-python26
Tomcat 5.5 sun-tomcat5 sun-tomcat6
PHP DTrace extension sun-php52-dtrace integrated into sun-php52
(Solaris 10 only)
6.3.2 SMF FMRIs (Solaris 10)
Feature Old SMF FMRI Replacement
--------------------- ---------------- -----------
Tomcat 5.5 sun-tomcat5 sun-tomcat6
6.3.3 Init scripts (RedHat)
Feature Old init script Replacement
--------------------- ---------------- -----------
Tomcat 5.5 sun-tomcat5 sun-tomcat6
7. References
Update Center 2 Toolkit - GUI and Desktop Notifier
(not available externally)
http://sac.sfbay.sun.com/LSARC/2008/411
OpenSSL (not available externally)
http://sac.sfbay/PSARC/2003/500/
Web Stack 1.4
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2008/710
pkg CLI
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2008/493
Including Apache 2.2.6 with Solaris
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/PSARC/2007/586
Additional Apache2 Modules
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/PSARC/2008/090
Ruby Gem Update
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/005
Apache 2.2.11
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/020
Including MySQL 5.1 with Solaris
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/062
PHP5 Feature Enhancements
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/124
Apache2 mod_sed
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/122
Update Squid Proxy Server to 2.7STABLE5
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/130
Python 2.6 and 3.0
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/PSARC/2009/043
memcached 1.4.x to be included in OpenSolaris
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/067
modules mod_proxy_html and mod_xml2enc for Apache HTTPD 2.2
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/553
Updating Lighttpd in OpenSolaris and repackaging spawn-fcgi
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/562
Update to PHP 5.2 to deliver additional features
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/564
Update Apache HTTP Server to 2.2.14
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/565
Update mod_fcgid to 2.3.4 in OpenSolaris
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/600
Deliver collectd 4.8.x into OpenSolaris
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/606
Include NSAPI support in PHP
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/LSARC/2009/667
Tomcat6 example package and PID file
http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/PSARC/2009/563
Apache and Friends, developers of XAMPP
http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
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Appendix 1
Installer command user interface for native packages
The install command resides in the user's download area and will
install the native packages required to implement the desired
feature, then call the registration script.
Syntax:
./install [-h|-?|--help] [-Xplatform-option] [-u] [list-of-features]
-h issue help messages
-? and --help are synonyms
-X pass platform option to native package installer
-u perform upgrade of existing Web Stack installation from earlier
release
list-of-features = one or more of the following feature keywords:
keyword packages to be installed (plus dependencies)
------------------ --------------------------------------------
admin sun-wsadmin
amp sun-apache22, sun-apache22-dtrace*, sun-apache22-fcgid,
sun-apache22-perl, sun-apache22-security2, sun-mysql51,
sun-php52, sun-php52-apc, sun-php52-mysql
apache sun-apache22, sun-apache22-authgss,
sun-apache22-dtrace*,
sun-apache22-fcgid, sun-apache22-jk, sun-apache22-perl,
sun-apache22-proxy-html, sun-apache22-security2,
sun-apache22-sed, sun-apache22-xml2enc
lighttpd sun-lighttpd14
memcached sun-memcached
mysql sun-mysql51
php sun-php52
python sun-python26*
ruby sun-ruby18*
samples sun-samples, sun-php52, sun-php52-mysql, sun-mysql51,
sun-apache22
spawn-fcgi sun-spawn-fcgi
squid sun-squid
tomcat sun-tomcat6
*These packages are provided only on Solaris 10. They are not applicable
to Linux or the OS provides a suitable replacement.
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Appendix 2
Uninstaller interface for native packages
The native package uninstall command is delivered as the file
bin/uninstall within the Web Stack installation.
Syntax:
bin/uninstall -a
All Web Stack component packages will be uninstalled.
The uninstall command will remove only the component packages
that were installed via the install command described in Appendix
1. It will not uninstall any packages that are installed using
the platform native package tools.
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Appendix 3
Packaging and Delivery of Sun GlassFish Web Stack Enterprise Manager
WSEM will be delivered as the following packages:
sun-wsadmin: Server backend (including server scripts, configuration files and
server fastcgi)
/opt/webstack/admin/bin/wsuseradd
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/tomcat.xml
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/python/admin.pyc
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/python/wsuseradd.pyc
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/python/site-packages/webstack/*.pyc
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/locales/
/opt/webstack/admin/docroot/
/opt/webstack/admin/plugins/
/opt/webstack/lib/svc/method/sun-wsadmin
/etc/opt/webstack/admin/admin.conf
/etc/opt/webstack/admin/server.conf
/etc/opt/webstack/admin/collectd/collectd.conf
/etc/opt/webstack/admin/collectd/conf.d/
/var/opt/webstack/admin/logs/
/var/opt/webstack/admin/rrd/
/var/opt/webstack/admin/run/
/var/svc/manifest/application/management/sun-wsadmin.xml
sun-wsadmin-license: includes the license file
/etc/opt/webstack/admin/wsadmin.lic
sun-rrdtool: RRDTool (packaged separately due to GPL)
/opt/webstack/admin/bin/rrdtool
/opt/webstack/admin/bin/rrdupdate
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/librrd.so=librrd.so.4.0.7
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/librrd.so.4=librrd.so.4.0.7
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/librrd.so.4.0.4
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/librrd_th.so=librrd_th.so.4.0.7
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/librrd_th.so.4=librrd_th.so.4.0.7
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/librrd_th.so.4.0.7
sun-collectd: collectd system statistics collection daemon
(packaged separately due to GPL)
/opt/webstack/admin/sbin/collectd
/opt/webstack/admin/sbin/collectdmon
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/apache.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/apcups.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/ascent.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/bind.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/cpu.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/csv.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/curl.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/df.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/disk.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/email.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/exec.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/filecount.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/hddtemp.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/interface.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/load.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/logfile.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/match_regex.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/match_timediff.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/match_value.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/mbmon.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/memcached.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/memory.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/multimeter.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/mysql.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/network.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/nginx.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/ntpd.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/openvpn.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/ping.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/postgresql.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/powerdns.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/rrdtool.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/snmp.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/syslog.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/tail.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/tape.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/target_notification.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/target_replace.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/target_set.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/teamspeak2.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/types.db
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/unixsock.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/users.so
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/uuid.so
sun-jcollectd: Used for tomcat monitoring (packaged separately due to GPL)
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/collectd/collectd.jar
sun-wsadmin-base: Libraries needed by RRDTool, Flup, CherryPy and Python PAM
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libcairo.so=libcairo.so.2.10800.4
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libcairo.so.2=libcairo.so.2.10800.4
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libcairo.so.2.10800.4
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libfontconfig.so=libfontconfig.so.1.4.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libfontconfig.so.1=libfontconfig.so.1.4.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libfontconfig.so.1.4.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libglib-2.0.so=libglib-2.0.so.0.1800.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0=libglib-2.0.so.0.1800.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0.1800.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libgmodule-2.0.so=libgmodule-2.0.so.0.1800.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libgmodule-2.0.so.0=libgmodule-2.0.so.0.1800.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libgmodule-2.0.so.0.1800.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libgobject-2.0.so=libgobject-2.0.so.0.1800.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libgobject-2.0.so.0=libgobject-2.0.so.0.1800.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libgobject-2.0.so.0.1800.3
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpango-1.0.so=libpango-1.0.so.0.2300.0
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpango-1.0.so.0=libpango-1.0.so.0.2300.0
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpango-1.0.so.0.2300.0
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpangocairo-1.0.so=libpangocairo-1.0.so.0.2300.0
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpangocairo-1.0.so.0=libpangocairo-1.0.so.0.2300.0
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpangocairo-1.0.so.0.2300.0
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpangoft2-1.0.so=libpangoft2-1.0.so.0.2300.0
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpangoft2-1.0.so.0=libpangoft2-1.0.so.0.2300.0
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpangoft2-1.0.so.0.2300.0
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpixman-1.so=libpixman-1.so.0.13.2
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpixman-1.so.0=libpixman-1.so.0.13.2
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/libpixman-1.so.0.13.2
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/python/site-packages/cherrypy/
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/python/site-packages/flup/
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/python/site-packages/pam.py
/opt/webstack/admin/lib/python/site-packages/pam.pyc
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Appendix 4
setup-webstack command user interface for IPS/pkg(5) installations
setup-webstack performs any necessary post-processing after installing
or updating packages from the IPS repository, such as editing paths in
configuration files to reflect the user's installation path.
When the GUI Updatetool is used to install or update, setup-webstack is
run automatically. When the pkg(5) CLI is used, the user must run
setup-webstack manually.
Syntax:
bin/setup-webstack
(no command-line arguments)
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6. Resources and Schedule
6.4. Steering Committee requested information
6.4.1. Consolidation C-team Name:
none
6.5. ARC review type: FastTrack
6.6. ARC Exposure: open
