Don't forget the main bin/arsystem script. It has no extension.
You might start at the root install directory and do a recursive grep for that
directory
i.e. If your ARS installation is installed at /opt/bmc/ars
cd /opt/bmc/ars
grep -r -e "/opt/bmc/ars" .
You also want to check the /etc/arsystem/{ServerName} directory as well as
the home directory of the login that you run the ARS server as.
Fred
-----Original Message-----
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of William Rentfrow
Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2014 10:10 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Configuration file extenstions (Linux)
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Hi all -
For reasons far too long to detail here we need to move our installation of
several servers from one disk mount point to another. In short, this means our
installation directory is going to change.
I'm not too worried about finding the app settings inside the DB to update, but
outside the db I need to find all of the places the install directory is
embedded in the app - then we are going to have a script written/run for us
that does a search and replace.
I know Remedy uses the following file extensions to hold configuration data or
otherwise might embed the install path for the app - does anyone know of any
more?
. .xml
. .conf
. .cfg
. .properties
. .sh (all of the startup stuff)
Thanks in advance...
William Rentfrow
[email protected]
Office: 715-204-3061
Cell: 715-398-5056
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