Files and Folders Created During UNIX Installations

During installation, Commvault creates files and folders for the installed packages. For new Linux installations, installation binaries, application data, log files, and the registry are stored in separate default locations. Existing Linux installations that are upgraded retain their current directory layout.

Important

For new Linux installations, Commvault stores installation binaries, application data, log files, and the registry in separate default locations.

  • Installation binaries are stored in /opt/commvault.

  • Application data is stored under /var/opt/commvault.

The directory layout applies only to new Linux installations. Existing installations that are upgraded retain their current directory layout.

Note

Commvault periodically backs up the UNIX registry. For more information, see Periodic Backup of the UNIX Registry.

Files and Folders Created During Agent Installations

Select an agent from the following list to see the files and/or folders that are created outside the Commvault installation directory.

ContinuousDataReplicator

Platforms

Folders Created

Files Created

Other changes

AIX

/dev/flr0

/dev/fsdm1

CDR Cache will be created under user-defined directory:

<userdefined DIR>/cvcdrcache

PdDv changed

CuDv changed

/usr/lib/drivers/flrdd

/etc/flrdd.conf

/etc/fsdmdd.conf

/etc/fsfdd.conf

/usr/lib/drivers/flrdd

/usr/lib/methods/cfgflr

/usr/lib/methods/ucfgflr

/usr/lib/methods/undflr

/var/adm/cvlt_driver

None

HP-UX

CDR Cache will be created under user-defined directory:

<userdefined DIR>/cvcdrcache

/usr/conf/mod/cvfsf

Linux

/dev/cvcdr

/dev/cvfsdm

CDR Cache will be created under user-defined directory:

<userdefined DIR>/cvcdrcache

Redhat - /lib/modules/”uname –r”/updates/cdr.ko

SUSE - /lib/modules/”uname –r”/extra/cdr.ko

None

Solaris

CDR Cache will be created under user-defined directory:

<userdefined DIR>/cvcdrcache

/usr/kernel/drv/cvfsf.conf

/dev/cvfsf/*

/usr/kernel/drv/sparcv9/cvfsf

/usr/kernel/drv/amd64/cvfsf

None

DB2 and DB2 Multinode Agent

Platforms

Folders Created

Files Created

Other Changes

AIX

None

None

Symbolic links to Galaxy libraries will be created under the $DB2_HOME/sqllib/lib directory

HP-UX

None

None

Symbolic links to Galaxy libraries will be created under the $DB2_HOME/sqllib/lib directory

Linux

None

None

Symbolic links to Galaxy libraries will be created under the $DB2_HOME/sqllib/lib directory

Solaris

None

None

Symbolic links to Galaxy libraries will be created under the $DB2_HOME/sqllib/lib directory

Domino Mailbox Archiver Agent

Platforms

Folders Created

Files Created

Other Changes

AIX

None

<NotesSoftwareDir>/latest/ibmpow/liblndmhook.a

None

Linux

None

<NotesSoftwareDir>/latest/linux/liblndmhook.so

None

Solaris

None

<NotesSoftwareDir>/latest/linux/liblndmhook.so

None

File System Agent

Platforms

Folders Created

Files Created

AIX

/etc/CommVaultRegistry/Galaxy/InstanceXXX

/opt/commvault

/var/log/.gxsetup

/var/log/commvault

.gxupdate

  • created in /var/log/commvault/Log_Files/.gxsetup.$$ during update install

  • archived in /var/log/.gxsetup after update install

Folders created only when the OnePass feature is enabled:

/dev/flr0

/dev/fsdm1

/etc/CommVaultRegistry/.global.lock

/etc/gxsetup_guid

/etc/galaxy (created only if a V9 OSSV Plug-In is used on a V10 CommCell)

/etc/rc.galaxy

/usr/bin/cvpkgcheck

/usr/bin/cvpkgchg (created only after an upgrade)

/usr/bin/cvpkgrm

/usr/bin/detect

/usr/bin/commvault

Files created only when the OnePass feature is enabled:

/etc/flrdd.conf

/etc/fsdmdd.conf

/etc/fsfdd.conf

/usr/lib/drivers/flrdd

/usr/lib/methods/cfgflr

/usr/lib/methods/ucfgflr

/usr/lib/methods/undflr

/var/adm/cvlt_driver

FreeBSD

/etc/CommVaultRegistry/Galaxy/InstanceXXX

/opt/commvault

/var/log/.gxsetup

/var/log/commvault

.gxupdate

  • created in /var/log/commvault/Log_Files/.gxsetup.$$ during update install

  • archived in /var/log/.gxsetup after update install

/etc/CommVaultRegistry/.global.lock

/etc/gxsetup_guid

/usr/bin/cvpkgcheck

/usr/bin/cvpkgchg

/usr/bin/cvpkgrm

/usr/bin/detect

/usr/bin/commvault

HP-UX

/etc/CommVaultRegistry/Galaxy/InstanceXXX

/opt/seed

/opt/commvault

/var/log/.gxsetup

/var/log/commvault

.gxupdate

  • created in /var/log/commvault/Log_Files/.gxsetup.$$ during update install

  • archived in /var/log/.gxsetup after update install

/dev/cxbf (created only if CXBF is installed)

/etc/CommVaultRegistry/.global.lock

/etc/gxsetup_guid

/usr/bin/cvpkgcheck

/usr/bin/cvpkgchg

/usr/bin/cvpkgrm

/usr/bin/detect

/usr/bin/commvault

Linux

/opt/commvault

  • Installation binaries

/var/opt/commvault/Instance00X

  • Application data

  • appdata/Temp

/var/opt/commvault/CommVaultRegistry

  • Registry

Compatibility link from:

/etc/CommVaultRegistry

/var/log/.gxsetup

.gxupdate

  • created in /var/log/commvault/Log_Files/.gxsetup.$$ during update install

  • archived in /var/log/.gxsetup after update install

/var/log/commvault

/etc/CommVaultRegistry/.global.lock

/etc/gxsetup_guid

/etc/rc.d/init.d/Galaxy

/usr/bin/cvpkgcheck

/usr/bin/cvpkgchg

/usr/bin/cvpkgrm

/usr/bin/detect

/usr/bin/commvault

/var/lock/subsys/Galaxy

Symbolic links to /etc/rc.d/init.d/Galaxy:

/etc/rc.d/rc0.d/K01Galaxy

/etc/rc.d/rc1.d/K01Galaxy

/etc/rc.d/rc2.d/K01Galaxy

/etc/rc.d/rc3.d/K01Galaxy

/etc/rc.d/rc4.d/K01Galaxy

/etc/rc.d/rc5.d/K01Galaxy

/etc/rc.d/rc6.d/K01Galaxy

Solaris

/etc/CommVaultRegistry/Galaxy/InstanceXXX

/opt/commvault

/var/log/.gxsetup

/var/log/commvault

.gxupdate

  • created in /var/log/commvault/Log_Files/.gxsetup.$$ during update install

  • archived in /var/log/.gxsetup after update install

Folders created only when the OnePass feature is enabled:

/dev/flr0

/dev/fsdm1

/etc/CommVaultRegistry/.global.lock

/etc/rc3.d/K99Galaxy

/etc/rc3.d/S99Galaxy

/etc/gxsetup_guid

/usr/bin/cvpkgcheck

/usr/bin/cvpkgchg

/usr/bin/cvpkgrm

/usr/bin/detect

/usr/bin/commvault

Macintosh

/etc/CommVaultRegistry/Galaxy/InstanceXXX

/opt/commvault

/var/log/.gxsetup

/var/log/commvault

/Applications/Process Manager.app

/Library/StartupItems/Galaxy

.gxupdate

  • created in /var/log/commvault/Log_Files/.gxsetup.$$ during update install

  • archived in /var/log/.gxsetup after update install

/usr/local/bin/commvault

/usr/local/bin/cvpkgrm

/usr/local/bin/cvpkgchg

/usr/local/bin/cvpkgcheck

/usr/local/bin/detect

/usr/local/bin/laptop2startup.$GALAXY_INST.command, where GALAXY_INST = Instance001, Instance002, ...

Informix Agent

Platforms

Folders Created

Files Created

Other Changes

Solaris

None

Create file under $INFORMIXDR/GalaxyRelinkInfo

Create a link to ibsad001_64.so under /usr/lib/sparcv9

MediaAgent

Platforms

Folders Created

Files Created

Other Changes

AIX

None

None

Creating and setting up the tape drive device mappings () in / dev / rmt / [xyz]

Linux

None

None

Creating and setting up the tape drive device mappings () in / dev / rmt / [xyz]

Solaris

None

None

Creating and setting up the tape drive device mappings () in / dev / rmt / [xyz]

Sybase Agent

Platforms

Folders Created

Files Created

Other Changes

AIX

None

None

Create a link to libSybGalaxy.so under $SYBASELIBPATH

HP-UX

None

None

Create a link to libSybGalaxy.so under $SYBASELIBPATH

Linux

None

None

Create a link to libSybGalaxy.so under $SYBASELIBPATH

Solaris

None

None

Create a link to libSybGalaxy.so under $SYBASELIBPATH

Other Agents

Other Agents do not create files/folders outside the software installation directory, such as the following:

  • Documentum

  • MySQL

  • Oracle

  • PostgreSQL

  • SAP Oracle

  • SAP MaxDB

Additional Files Created during Installations on Cluster Environments

In addition to the files and/or folders created during the installation of an agent, the following section describes additional modifications made when installing on a Veritas cluster (VCS) environment.

Veritas Cluster

A new application called GxClusterPlugin_service_group_name is created in the Veritas cluster, and dependency links will be set up from this newly created application to all of the resources in the group of type IP, mount point and disk group. This ensures that the plug-in is started after all of the other resources have come online or is stopped before any other resource goes offline during failovers.

The plug-in must be able to read the main.cmd file, which is typically located under /etc/VRTSvcs/conf/config. If the file is not present, it will be created with the following command:

hacf -cftocmd directory_path

After the command is ran, the main.cmd file is created with the same ownership as that of Commvault processes.

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