------------------------------------------------------------------------------ D O M A I N T I M E II C L I E N T Versions for Linux, Solaris, and others ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Greyware Automation Products, Inc. 308 Oriole Ct Murphy, TX 75094 Voice: (972) 867-2794 Fax: (972) 208-1479 Tech Support: techsupport@greyware.com Sales: sales@greyware.com This program is NOT freeware. It is shareware distributed on a try-before- you-buy basis. This is the honor system; please honor it. The evaluation version does not time out or stop operating after the evaluation period has expired. If you keep using the software after the evaluation period expires, please register it. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ S E T U P I N S T R U C T I O N S ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Download the appropriate package for your distribution from the Greyware website: http://www.greyware.com/software/domaintime/instructions/client/nix.asp 2. For RPM-based systems (RedHat, Fedora, SUSE, etc.) Install: rpm -i Remove: rpm -e domtimed Upgrade: rpm -U Substitute the name of your distribution file for in the above lines. You may also use gnorpm or kpackage if these tools are available on your system 3. For Solaris: Install: pkgadd -d Remove: pkgrm domtimed Upgrade: Remove and reinstall Substitute the name of your distribution file for in the above lines. 4. For manual installation on any i386 Linux system a. Download the .tgz archive to an empty directory your system b. Run tar -xzvf .tgz to unpack c. Put domtimed.conf in your /etc directory and edit it for your needs d. Put the man pages in the appropriate man directories e. Put domtimed and dtcheck in /usr/sbin or similar directory f. Set domtimed to start automatically on boot after network is up g. Start domtimed manually for now h. Run dtcheck to test i. Examine /var/log/domtimed.log for messages j. Reboot and check the log to verify the service restarted properly Manual removal: a. Stop the domtimed service (i.e. "pkill domtimed") b. Disable domtimed from auto-executing (i.e. "chkconfig domtimed off") and remove any auto-startup scripts and symlinks from your runlevel startup script folders c. Delete these files (these are common filenames and locations; your system may vary): /etc/domtimed.conf /etc/[rc.d/]init.d/domtimed /usr/sbin/domtimed /usr/sbin/dtcheck /usr/share/man/man3/dtcheck.3.gz /usr/share/man/man8/domtimed.8.gz /var/log/domtimed.log