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Once you have downloaded the binary file to your PC, you need to upload it to the your Linux server. Using your favorite FTP utility, connect as root, and use a binary transfer to PUT the file to the HP-UX server.
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600] (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp. C:\Download>ftp dev.robelle.com Connected to dev.robelle.com. 220 HP ARPA FTP Server User (dev.robelle.com:(none)): root 31 Password required for root. Password: 230 User root logged on ftp> binary 200 Type set to I. ftp> cd /tmp ftp> put qotarprod.gz ftp> quit 221 Server is closing command connection
Once you have the file on your Linux Box, you need to install it:
Logon as root and cd to /tmp.
su - cd /tmp
Gunzip the download:
gunzip qotarprod.gz
Please note that some versions of browsers gunzip the file while you are downloading the file. A guide may be that if the file is less than 3Mb it has NOT be gunzipped, but over 7Mb then the file has been gunzipped and the gunzip step does not need to be done. You may receive this error message when trying the gunzip:
gunzip: qotarprod.gz: not in gzip format
Create the directory where the Qedit files will reside. Obviously if the directory already exists then there is no need to make the directory.
mkdir /opt/robelle
Unpack the Robelle files and apply the licensecodes that you received:
While logged on as root:cd /opt/robelle tar xvf /tmp/qotarprod cd bin ./extend
You can now run Qedit and you should test that Qedit runs by doing:
/opt/robelle/bin/qeditExit gets you out of Qedit.
rm /tmp/qotarpre