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Additional Considerations for Native Installations

When installing CA Access Control using native packaging, note the following additional considerations:

• To install the CA Access Control RPM package you must have the license program package ca-lic-01.0080 or higher
• To prevent loading /etc/profile.CA to the environment, set the following environment variable before installing the CA_LIC package:

  setenv Update_Profile0
  

• To build a custom CA Access Control RPM native installation package (customize_eac_rpm), you must have the rpmbuild utility on your computer.
• To build a custom CA Access Control AIX native installation package (customize_eac_bff), you must install bos.adt.insttools on your computer.

  For AIX 5.2, the version of bos.adt.insttools should be 5.2.0.75 or newer.

• The AIX native packages are built with bos.rte.install 5.2.0.75. Therefore we recommend that you use bos.rte.install 5.2.0.75 or greater to let you work with native packaging without error.
• The HP-UX native package uses Perl during installation.
• The Solaris native package must be located in a public location with read access for group and world, such as, /var/spool/pkg.
• The Solaris native package command pkgadd -R is not supported for the CA Access Control package.

  Use the CA Access Control package customization script to modify the installation directory (customize_eac_pkg -i install_loc).

• To install a localized version of a HP-UX native package, you must set a value for the LANG setting in the parameters file you use for your customized package.

  Note: The parameters file already includes the LANG setting. To set it, remove the preceding comment character (#) and space and enter a value for it. You can find OS supported encoding values using the locale -a command.