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Re: [ic] moving catalog from user-installed IC to server-wide install


On 01/30/2008 03:22 PM, DB wrote:
DB wrote:
I have a catalog running from an IC 5.4.2 installation that lives in
/home/user/interchange

On the same server I have a separate installation that's running other
catalogs, and it lives in /usr/local/interchage. Although everything
runs fine, it seems silly to have these two separate instances of IC
both running. I'd like to have all catalogs run from the
/usr/local/interchange installation.

Would moving the catalog from the user's IC to the server-wide IC be as
simple as copying that catalog's line from

/home/user/interchange/interchange.cfg to
/usr/local/interchange/interchange.cfg ??

Somehow that seems too simple. Any wisdom would be welcomed.

I assume the user running these Interchange installations are identical.
In addition what has been posted, you need to exchange the link script
to point to the right server instance.

Regards
          Racke

On the user's IC setup, IC runs as that user, while on the server-wide setup IC runs as interch. Is there any way to resolve this or must I redo the makecat?

Just make sure the files and directories are readable and writable by the interch user. doing something like:
chown -R interch.interch .

...in the catalog directory for the catalog you're moving over should do the trick.

Also, I don't quite follow the comment about exchanging the link script. Can you elaborate? Thanks!

The vlink script has the location of the socket file for the interchange server hard-coded into it. You should copy the vlink script over from an existing catalog on the server-wide setup to make sure it is pointing to the correct socket file.

Peter

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