This appendix provides information about the Oracle Communications Messaging Server configuration scripts.
The configure script enables you to perform an initial configuration of your Messaging Server deployment. Table A-1 describes the configure options.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
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--debug |
Provides general debug information primarily for LDAP operations. |
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--help |
Displays help. |
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--ignoreSendmail |
Keeps sendmail enabled after configuration. In other words, sendmail does not disable after configuration. |
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--ldapport [ldapport] |
Specifies an LDAP port other than the default port 389. |
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-ldif |
Causes configure to run without modifying the directory and instead generate an LDIF file (MessagingServer_home/data/install/configure.ldif) which the administrator can apply to the directory after initial configuration. This is needed if the person doing the installation does not have directory administrative rights. |
|
--noldap |
Runs without LDAP present (statefile only). |
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--novalidate |
Skips most validation of user input. |
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--noxml |
Generates legacy configuration (does not use XML-based Unified Configuration); can also be used to replace a Unified Configuration with a freshly generated legacy configuration (fresh installation of Messaging Server, not an upgrade where the configtoxml command was run). |
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--preserveCritical |
Does not overwrite critical attributes. |
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--saveState [statefile] |
Specifies a location other than the default location (mentioned below) to save a state file. |
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--ssl [ssl] |
Requires SSL when configuring LDAP. |
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--state [statefile] |
Uses a silent installation file. See "To Run a Messaging Server Silent Installation." |
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--version, --V |
Displays product version. |
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--xml |
Generates Unified Configuration (XML). |