Gfarm Filesystem Installation Manual About this document =================== This document describes the installation of a Gfarm filesystem using RPM binary packages. Overview ======== To introduce a Gfarm filesystem, RPM packages for a metadata server, metadata cache servers, filesystem nodes, and client nodes have to be installed. Note that it is possible to install all RPM packages on the same host. Installation of a Gfarm metadata server ======================================= Install RPM packages for the Gfarm metadata server. # rpm -Uvh gfarm-gsi-server-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm \ gfarm-gsi-libs-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm Note: The binary package names may be gfarm-* not gfarm-gsi-* if the Package does not include GSI authentication. Installation of Gfarm metadata cache servers ============================================ Install the RPM packages for a Gfarm metadata cache server. # rpm -Uvh gfarm-gsi-agent-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm \ gfarm-gsi-libs-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm Installation of a Gfarm filesystem node (and client node) ========================================================= Install the RPM packages for a Gfarm filesystem node. # rpm -Uvh gfarm-gsi-fsnode-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm \ gfarm-gsi-libs-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm \ gfarm-gsi-client-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm \ gfarm-gsi-doc-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm Since each filesystem node is usually a client node, it is necessary to install a client package, too. A document package is optional. Moreover, if you want to use the syscall hook library to access the Gfarm filesystem as a client node, and if the system is Linux, the glibc-not-hidden package is necessary. # rpm -Uvh glibc-not-hidden-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm Installation of a Gfarm client node =================================== Install RPM packages for a Gfarm client node. # rpm -Uvh gfarm-gsi-client-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm \ gfarm-gsi-libs-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm \ gfarm-gsi-doc-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm A document package is optional. If you want to use the syscall hook library for Gfarm on Linux, install the glibc-not-hidden package as well. # rpm -Uvh glibc-not-hidden-X.X.X-X.ARCH.rpm $Id: INSTALL.RPM.en,v 1.18 2006/11/12 17:23:36 soto Exp $