Copy server control files

Each instance must have its own set of server configuration files. Make two copies of these files: one set for backup, the other set to configure the instance.

Do the following steps:

1. Make an /etc/ars directory. For example: mkdir /etc/ars .
2. Change the access mode for the /etc/ars directory by entering the following command: chmod 755 /etc/ars
3. Create a symbolic link from the /usr/lpp/ars/V9R5M0/config directory to the /etc/ars directory. For example: ln -s /etc/ars /usr/lpp/ars/V9R5M0/config.
4. Make an /ars/save directory. For example: mkdir /ars/save.
5. Change the access mode for the /ars/save directory by entering the following command: chmod 755 /ars/save
6. Make two copies of the Content Manager OnDemand server control files (found in the /usr/lpp/ars/V9R5M0/samples directory) that are listed in Table 1. Make one copy (the backup copy) to the /ars/save directory. Make a second copy (the working copy) to the /etcm/ars directory.

   Table 1. Content Manager OnDemand server control files to save

   File	Purpose
   ars.cache	List of the cache storage file systems
   ars.cfg	Content Manager OnDemand server configuration file
   ars.ini	Names of and configuration information for Content Manager OnDemandinstances
   arsprtjcl	Infoprint server printing JCL. This file should be a copy of /usr/lpp/ars/V9R5M0/samples/arsprtjcl1. The installation needs to rename the copy to /etc/ars/arsprtjcl. See "Configuring Infoprint server printing" in Server print for more information.
   arsodf.xml	ODF email xml file. Only required if ODF email capabilities will be used.
   arsxform.xml	UTF-8 transformation configuration file.

7. Run the CHMOD command to change the access mode for the working copy of the files. For example:chmod 644 /etc/ars/*.*