Creating RPM Package from Commvault UNIX Installer

You can create an RPM package from the Commvault UNIX installer.

Procedure

  1. Log on to the UNIX computer as root.

    Note

    If the computer does not have a root user defined, you can create a custom package by using a non-root user. However, only a few agents are supported. For more information, see Installation of UNIX Agents by a Non-Root User.

  2. Run the following command to launch the installer:

    ./cvpkgadd
    
  3. In the Install Task page, Select Download package to install on a different computer and click Next.

    The Download Media Options page appears.

  4. To create the RPM, select Download and create Linux/UNIX native package.

  5. Click Next.

    The Custom Package Type page appears.

  6. Select Create an RPM package and click Next.

    The Platform Selection page appears.

  7. Select the OS type of the system in which you want to deploy the RPM and then, click Next.

  8. You can select either to create or join a CommCell, or select an individual package.

    The Sign Custom Package page appears.

  9. You can optionally sign the custom package and specify the details.

  10. In the Create New Signing Key page, specify the details to create a new signing key.

  11. Configure the restrict permissions, location of staging, and the directory where the RPM will be created.

  12. In Select Maintenance Release, specify the maintenance release.

  13. Configure the RPM name, and Instance ID.

  14. In the Summary page, review the details.

  15. Click Save.

Note

Alternatively, you can create an RPM using the follwing command:

{DownloadManager} -custompackage -type 2 -stagingdirectory {Location of staging directory} -pkgs {Package ID’s} -name {Name of the rpm}

Package ID Mapping to Package Names

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