Command Line Installation

Install Java Client:

Below are the steps required to install NCache Java client:

1. Open the command line terminal.

2. Login as 'root' user.

3. Go to the folder where you have downloaded Java client installation archive (ncache-java-client-setup.tar.gz).

For example: /home/user/desktop/

4. Uncompress the NCache Java client archive

[root@..]# tar -xvfz <ncache-java-client-setup>.tar.gz

The extracted directory (/user/home/desktop/ <ncache-java-client-setup>/ ) will have the following files.

A shell script named "install.sh", to install the product.
A README file (this file also contains the installation instructions)
Original setup files archive ncache380-sp2-client-setup.tar.gz. Archive name is based on java client version. (do not change this manually, it is used by given shell script "install.sh")
An INSTALL file that helps you knowing what gets installed after successful run of "install.sh"
A shell script named "uninstall.sh" to uninstall the product

5. Go to the extracted directory: [root@..]# cd <ncache-java-client-setup>

6. Next step is to run the installation script "install.sh" present in uncompressed directory (/user/home/desktop/ <ncache-java-client-setup>/ ) You can either give command.

[root@...]# bash install.sh

[root@...]# chmod +x install.sh

[root@...]# ./install.sh

You must run the 'install.sh' file using 'sudo ./install.sh' if you are not logged in as 'root' user.

'install.sh' allows following usage pattern to install NCache Java Client

Usage: install.sh -f FIRSTNAME -l LASTNAME -e mail EMAIL -k INSTALLKEY [-d PATH]

install.sh -h (for help)

7. After successful installation it would give you a message "Installation Completed Successfully".

8. Last step is to configure environment variables for NCache Java Client. Environment Configurations for NCache Java Client.

Uninstall Java Client:

In order to uninstall Ncache Java client, uinstall.sh script is provided in downloaded Java Client Installation archive. Run the following command to give executable permissions to the script.

[root@...]# bash uninstall.sh (/user/home/desktop/ <ncache-java-client-setup>/ )

[root@...]# chmod +x uninstall.sh

[root@...]# ./uninstall.sh

You must run the 'uninstall.sh' file using 'sudo ./uninstall.sh' if you are not logged in as 'root' user.

When the script is executed it will ask about the NCache installation directory path(default is /usr/local/ncache), provide the path and press enter it will do uninstall confirmation only and will proceed to uninstall.

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