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HANDLING XDOD/DIGIPATH JOBS
XEROX DOCUPRINT NPS GUIDE TO CONFIGURING AND MANAGING THE SYSTEM 13-3
The NFS daemon may rely on a configuration file to specify the
directory or directories that should be exported. The default daemon
uses a file called /etc/exports. When using an alternate daemon,
remove the /etc/exports file to ensure that the default daemon is not
started.
You need to do this step only once, and you should not include it in
the rc.NFS script. However, if the alternate daemon also relies on /
etc/exports, you need to disable start-up of the default daemon by
editing the /etc/rc.local file. In this file, find the line containing the
following:
if [ -f /etc/exports ]; then
Carefully comment out the entire “if” statement (approximately
thirteen lines, including the “fi” at the end) by placing a # at the start
of each line.
The following example of a Bourne shell start-up script includes only
the commands required to start the NFS daemon and to ensure that
the exported directories are in the correct state.
Verifying correct installation
If resubmitting the job does not resolve your problem with an XDOD
job, verify that the system was installed and configured correctly:
•
Verify that xipp is enabled for XDOD by performing the
following:
1. At the PS-Admin> prompt, enter Configure.
2. Enter the superuser password.
3. Select Option 5.
4. Look for the line that says xipp.enable: “Y”.
Caution: Do not add the XDMS subdirectory manually.
# Sample script to start an imaginary NFS daemon
# for an imaginary application
#Check the directory
if [ ! -d /var/spool/data/custapp ]; then
echo “Creating directory for Custapp. . .”
mkdir /var/spool/data/custapp
chmod 777 /var/spool/data/custapp
fi
# Start the daemon
echo “Starting NFS daemon for Custapp”
/usr/etc/imaginaryNFSdaemon -e /var/spool/data/
custapp &