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Perceptive Content Server Install Guide
Platform
Perceptive Content
Product
Perceptive Content Server Install Guide
Release
Foundation 24.1
License

In this procedure, you create an inserver directory, copy the tar file to that directory, and then extract the files to that directory. To download the Perceptive Content Server files, complete the following steps.

  1. To create the directory, navigate to the desired base location on the local system, and enter mkdir inserver.
  2. Copy <filename>.tar.gz into the directory you created in the previous step, replacing <filename> with the name of your Perceptive Content Server file.
  3. To extract all the packaged files, navigate to the inserver directory and then type the following command and replace <filename> with the name of your Perceptive Content Server file. 
    tar -xzvf <filename>.tar.gz
  4. Execute the following command. 
    chown –R root:bin *
  5. Enter ls -l to verify that the directory contains the TAR file and the following directories: audit, bin, doc, envoy, etc, form, log, odbc, osm_01.00001, osm_02.00001, osm_03.00001, script, temp, update, user, workflow, and form. This directory also includes the environment.ini file.
    Note: In the inserver directory, you can remove the TAR distribution file to save disk space.