Readme file for IBM® Spectrum Conductor 2.3.0 Interim Fix 526418
Readme file for: IBM Spectrum Conductor
Product/Component Release: 2.3.0
Fix ID: sc-2.3-build526418
Publication date: August 2, 2019
This interim fix enables you to upgrade the IBM WebSphere Liberty
Profile (WLP) in IBM Spectrum Conductor 2.3.0 to fix security vulnerabilities.
1. List of fixes
2. Download location
3. Products or components affected
4. Installation and configuration
5. Uninstallation
6. List of files
7. Product notifications
8. Copyright and trademark information
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Download interim fix 526418 from the following location: http://www.ibm.com/eserver/support/fixes/.
Component
Name, Platform, Fix ID:
wlp,
Linux x86_64 or Linux ppc64le, sc-2.3-build526418
Follow the instructions in this
section to download and install this interim fix in your cluster.
a.
Log
in to the cluster management console as the cluster administrator and stop all
Spark instance groups.
b.
Log
on to the master host as the cluster administrator:
> egosh user logon -u Admin -x Admin
c.
Stop
all services and shut down the cluster:
> egosh
service stop all
> egosh ego shutdown all
d.
Log on to each host in your
cluster (root or sudo-to-root permission).
e.
Define the CLUSTERADMIN
environment variable to any
valid operating user account, which then owns all installation files, for
example:
> export CLUSTERADMIN=egoadmin
f.
Upgrade the WLP by using the RPM
in this interim fix.
Note: RPM version 4.2.1 or later must
be installed on the host.
Ensure
that you replace dbpath_location
in the following rpm
commands with the path to your database, for example:
> mkdir -p /tmp/sc230build526418
> tar zxof
conductor-2.3.0.0_build526418.tgz -C /tmp/sc230build526418
> rpm -Uvh
--prefix $EGO_TOP --dbpath dbpath_location /tmp/sc230build526418/egowlp-19.0.0.6.noarch.rpm
where $EGO_TOP specifies the path to
where the cluster is installed and dbpath_location specifies the path to your database.
This step updates the wlp/cshrc.wlp and wlp/profile.wlp files to the current
WLP version. If you made copies of these files, ensure that you update the
copied files with the new WLP version.
g.
From the master host, start the cluster:
> egosh ego start all
h.
Log in to the cluster management
console as the cluster administrator and start the required Spark instance
groups.
i.
Run the rpm –qa command to verify the installation, for example:
>
rpm -qa --dbpath dbpath_location
|grep egowlp
egowlp-19.0.0.6-526418.noarch
Follow the instructions in this
section to uninstall this interim fix in your cluster.
a. Log in to the cluster management console as the
cluster administrator and stop all Spark instance groups.
b. Log on to the master host as the cluster
administrator:
>
egosh user logon -u Admin -x Admin
c. Stop services and shut down the cluster:
>
egosh service stop all
> egosh
ego shutdown all
d. Log on to each host in your cluster (root or sudo-to-root permission).
e. Define
the CLUSTERADMIN environment variable to any valid operating user account, which then owns
all installation files, for example:
> export CLUSTERADMIN=egoadmin
f. Uninstall the existing WLP and then install the old
WLP.
Note: RPM version 4.2.1 or later must be installed on the
host.
Ensure that you replace
dbpath_location in the following rpm commands with
the path to your database, for example:
> rpm -e
egowlp-19.0.0.6-526418.noarch --dbpath dbpath_location --nodeps
> rpm -qa --dbpath dbpath_location |grep egowlp
Then, install the old
WLP:
>
mkdir -p /tmp/extract230
>
conductor2.3.0.0_arch.bin --extract /tmp/extract230
> rpm -ivh
--prefix $EGO_TOP --dbpath dbpath_location /tmp/extract230/egowlp-*.rpm
where $EGO_TOP specifies the path to
where the cluster is installed and dbpath_location specifies the path to your database.
g.
From the master host,
start the cluster:
> egosh ego start all
h. Log in to the cluster management console as the cluster administrator
and start the required Spark instance groups.
egowlp-19.0.0.6.noarch.rpm
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