Install the Relay Server version 16.x executables and libraries on an Apache HTTP
Server RedHat Enterprise (Linux) host.
Prerequisites
When installing the Linux operating system, choose to install Apache as the Web
server. While you can manually install Apache after installing the operating system, these
instructions do not apply in those cases.
Task- Copy the
Relay Server archive file to the Linux server, and extract the archive into a Relay
Server installation directory.
For example: /usr/local/relayserver/
- Copy dblgen16.res from
/usr/local/relayserver/res to /usr/sbin
and to /etc/httpd/modules.
- Copy dbfhide and dbsupport from
/usr/local/relayserver/bin64 to
/etc/httpd/modules.
- Copy rshost from
/usr/local/relayserver/relayserver/bin64 to
/etc/httpd/modules.
- Copy these files from /usr/local/relayserver/lib64 to
/etc/httpd/modules:
- libdbicu16_r.so
- libdbicu16_r.so.1
- libdblib16_r.so
- libdblib16_r.so.1cp
- libdbtasks16_r.so
- libdbtasks16_r.so.1
- To activate the libraries, add the path to a file in
/etc/ld.so.conf.d. For an Apache 2.2x 64-bit system, add the
path /etc/httpd/modules to a file named
relay.conf in /etc/ld.so.conf.d. Then
run ldconfig as root to propagate the new library path to the
system:
- Create a new relay.conf file in
/etc/ld.so.conf.d.
- Add /etc/httpd/modules to the
relay.conf file.
- Execute ldconfig from
/etc/ld.so.conf.d.
- Copy these files from
/usr/local/relayserver/relayserver/apache22/bin64 to
/etc/httpd/modules:
- mod_rs_ap_server.so
- mod_rs_ap22_server.so.1
- mod_rs_ap_client.so
- mod_rs_ap22_client.so.1
Add these additional files only for Server Monitor:
- mod_rs_ap_monitor.so
- mod_rs_ap22_monitor.so.1
- mod_rs_ap_admin.so
- mod_rs_ap22_admin.so.1
- Copy the preconfigured rs.config file to
/etc/httpd/modules:
[options]
verbosity = 5
# Relay server peers
#--------------------
[relay_server1]
enable = yes
host = 10.56.225.204
http_port = 80
https_port = 443
description = Cluster Test
[relay_server2]
enable = yes
host = 10.56.225.241
http_port = 80
https_port = 443
description = Cluster Test
#you can use relayserver1 and relayserver2 to create a multiple relayserver.
#---------------
# Backend farms - RBS
#---------------
#---------------
# Backend farm - RBS
#---------------
[backend_farm]
enable = yes
id = shuaqa-cluster6.SUPFarm
#client_security = on
#backend_security= on
description =
#-----------------
# Backend servers - RBS
#-----------------
[backend_server]
enable = yes
farm = shuaqa-cluster6.SUPFarm
id = shuaqa-ms1
# uncomment mac if you want Relay Server to do MAC verification.
# the value should have only the 1 MAC address RSOE sends to relay server.
# Look in the RSOE.log file to see what that address is
#mac = 00-50-56-9c-00-0d
token = RBS
[backend_server]
enable = yes
farm = shuaqa-cluster6.SUPFarm
id = shuaqa-ms2
# uncomment mac if you want Relay Server to do MAC verification.
# the value should have only the 1 MAC address RSOE sends to relay server.
# Look in the RSOE.log file to see what that address is
#mac = 00-50-56-9c-00-0d
token = RBS
#---------------
# Backend farm - MBS
#---------------
[backend_farm]
enable = yes
id = shuaqa-cluster6IMO.SUPFarm
#client_security = on
#backend_security= on
description =
#-----------------
# Backend servers - MBS
#-----------------
[backend_server]
enable = yes
farm = shuaqa-cluster6IMO.SUPFarm
id = shuaqa-ms1
# uncomment mac if you want Relay Server to do MAC verification.
# the value should have only the 1 MAC address RSOE sends to relay server.
# Look in the RSOE.log file to see what that address is
#mac = 00-50-56-9c-00-0d
token = MBS
[backend_server]
enable = yes
farm = shuaqa-cluster6IMO.SUPFarm
id = shuaqa-ms2
# uncomment mac if you want Relay Server to do MAC verification.
# the value should have only the 1 MAC address RSOE sends to relay server.
# Look in the RSOE.log file to see what that address is
#mac = 00-50-56-9c-00-0d
token = MBS