Steps for copying files
Before you begin
- You need to obtain the following document:
- You need to know the file system directory where the MVS™ programmer installed PKI Services and the runtime directory, install-dir and runtime-dir in the commands that follow. The defaults are /usr/lpp/pkiserv/ and /etc/pkiserv, in that order. The MVS programmer was asked to record any changes to these defaults; see Table 1.
- The user ID you use for copying files must have superuser authority.
Perform the following steps to copy the files:
- If you are configuring PKI Services for the
first time, copy the configuration file by entering the following
command from the UNIX command
line:
cp -p /install-dir/samples/pkiserv.conf runtime-dir
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- If you are configuring PKI Services for the
first time, copy the templates files. Do either Step 2.a or Step 2.b.
- If you are using REXX CGIs to implement the PKI Services web application,
copy the text template file by entering the following command from
the UNIX command line:
cp -p /install-dir/samples/pkiserv.tmpl runtime-dir
- If you are using Java™Server pages (JSPs) to implement the PKI Services web application,
copy the XML template file and the XML schema file by entering the
following commands from the UNIX command line:
cp -p /install-dir/samples/pkitmpl.xml runtime-dir cp -p /install-dir/samples/PKIServ.xsd runtime-dir
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- If you are using REXX CGIs to implement the PKI Services web application,
copy the text template file by entering the following command from
the UNIX command line:
- If your company is sending email notifications to users (when certificate
requests are rejected or when certificates are ready for retrieval
or expiring), copy the appropriate notification files from the samples
directory to the runtime directory. For example:
cp -p /install-dir/samples/rejectmsg.form runtime-dir cp -p /install-dir/samples/readymsg.form runtime-dir cp -p /install-dir/samples/expiringmsg.form runtime-dir
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- If your company is sending email notifications
to administrators when certificate requests are pending approval,
copy the pendingmsg.form notification file from the
samples directory to the runtime directory. For example:
cp -p /install-dir/samples/pendingmsg.form runtime-dir
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- If your company is sending email notifications to
administrators when certificate requests are approved with modifications,
copy the pendingmsg2.form notification file from
the samples directory to the runtime directory. For example:
cp -p /install-dir/samples/pendingmsg2.form runtime-dir
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- If your company allows users to request that PKI Services create
key pairs (private key and public key) for certificate requests, copy
the notification file that is used when a user requests that PKI Services
recover a certificate for which it created the keys. For example:
cp -p /install-dir/samples/recoverymsg.form runtime-dir
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- If you are configuring PKI Services for the
first time, examine the values in the environment variables file (by
default, pkiserv.envars). If any values need to change,
copy this file by entering the following command:
cp -p /install-dir/samples/pkiserv.envars runtime-dir
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