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In a previous blog, I explained how D2 can be installed in silent<\/a>. In this blog, I will talk about a possible issue that might happen when doing so with the D2+Pack Plugins that aren’t being installed, even if you ask D2 to install them and while there is no message or no errors related to this issue. The first time I had this issue, it was several years ago but I never blogged about it. I faced it again recently so I thought I would this time.<\/p>\n

So first, let’s prepare the D2 and D2+Pack packages for the silent installation. I will take the D2_template.xml file from my previous blog as a starting point for the silent parameter file:<\/p>\n

[dmadmin@cs_01 ~]$ cd $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ ls *.zip *.tar.gz\n-rw-r-----. 1 dmadmin dmadmin 491128907 Jun 16 08:12 D2_4.7.0_P25.zip\n-rw-r-----. 1 dmadmin dmadmin  61035679 Jun 16 08:12 D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25.zip\n-rw-r-----. 1 dmadmin dmadmin 122461951 Jun 16 08:12 emc-dfs-sdk-7.3.tar.gz\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ unzip $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_4.7.0_P25.zip -d $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ unzip $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25.zip -d $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ unzip $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/C2-Dar-Install.zip -d $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ unzip $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/D2-Bin-Dar-Install.zip -d $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ unzip $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/O2-Dar-Install.zip -d $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ tar -xzvf $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/emc-dfs-sdk-7.3.tar.gz -C $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ #See the previous blog for the content of the \"\/tmp\/dctm_install\/D2_template.xml\" file\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ export d2_install_file=$DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2.xml\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ cp \/tmp\/dctm_install\/D2_template.xml ${d2_install_file}\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ sed -i \"s,###WAR_REQUIRED###,true,\" ${d2_install_file}\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ sed -i \"s,###BPM_REQUIRED###,true,\" ${d2_install_file}\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ sed -i \"s,###DAR_REQUIRED###,true,\" ${d2_install_file}\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ sed -i \"s,###DOCUMENTUM###,$DOCUMENTUM,\" ${d2_install_file}\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ sed -i \"s,###PLUGIN_LIST###,$DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/C2-Install-4.7.0.jar;$DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/D2-Bin-Install-4.7.0.jar;$DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/O2-Install-4.7.0.jar;,\" ${d2_install_file}\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ sed -i \"s,###JMS_HOME###,$DOCUMENTUM_SHARED\/wildfly9.0.1,\" ${d2_install_file}\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ sed -i \"s,###DFS_SDK_PACKAGE###,emc-dfs-sdk-7.3,\" ${d2_install_file}\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ read -s -p \"  ----> Please enter the Install Owner's password: \" dm_pw; echo; echo\n  ----> Please enter the Install Owner's password: <TYPE HERE THE PASSWORD>\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ sed -i \"s,###INSTALL_OWNER###,dmadmin,\" ${d2_install_file}\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ sed -i \"s,###INSTALL_OWNER_PASSWD###,${dm_pw},\" ${d2_install_file}\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ sed -i \"s\/###DOCBASE_LIST###\/Docbase1\/\" ${d2_install_file}\n[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$<\/pre>\n
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Now that the silent file is ready and that all source packages are available, we can start the D2 Installation with the command below. Please note the usage of the tracing\/debugging options as well as the usage of the “-Djava.io.tmpdir” Java option to ask D2 to put all tmp files in a specific directory, with this, D2 is supposed to trace\/debug everything and use my specific temporary folder:<\/p>\n
[dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ java -DTRACE=true -DDEBUG=true -Djava.io.tmpdir=$DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/tmp -jar $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_4.7.0_P25\/D2-Installer-4.7.0.jar ${d2_install_file}<\/pre>\n
 <\/p>\n
The D2 Installer printed the following extract:<\/p>\n
...\nInstalling plugin: $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/C2-Install-4.7.0.jar\nPlugin install command: [java, -jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/C2-Install-4.7.0.jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/tmp\/D2_4.7.0\/scripts\/C6-Plugins-Install_new.xml]\nLine read: [ Starting automated installation ]\nInstalling plugin: $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/D2-Bin-Install-4.7.0.jar\nPlugin install command: [java, -jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/D2-Bin-Install-4.7.0.jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/tmp\/D2_4.7.0\/scripts\/C6-Plugins-Install_new.xml]\nLine read: [ Starting automated installation ]\nInstalling plugin: $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/O2-Install-4.7.0.jar\nPlugin install command: [java, -jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/O2-Install-4.7.0.jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/tmp\/D2_4.7.0\/scripts\/C6-Plugins-Install_new.xml]\nLine read: [ Starting automated installation ]\nInstalling plugin: $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/tmp\/D2_4.7.0\/plugin\/D2-Widget-Install.jar\n...\n...\nCurrent line: #################################\nCurrent line: #           Plugins               #\nCurrent line: #################################\nCurrent line: #plugin_1=..\/C2\/C2-Plugin.jar\nUpdating line with 'plugin_'.\nUpdating plugin 1 with plugin name: D2-Widget-Plugin.jar and config exclude value of: false\nUpdating plugin 2 with plugin name: D2-Specifications-Plugin.jar and config exclude value of: false\nCurrent line: #plugin_2=..\/O2\/O2-Plugin.jar\nCurrent line: #plugin_3=..\/P2\/P2-Plugin.jar\n...<\/pre>\n
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As you can see, there are no errors so if you aren’t paying attention, you might think that the D2+Pack is properly installed. It’s not. At the end of the extract I put above, you can see that the D2 Installer is updating the plugins list with some elements (D2-Widget-Plugin.jar & D2-Specifications-Plugin.jar). If there were no issue, the D2+Pack Plugins would have been added in this section as well, which isn’t the case.<\/p>\n
You can check all temporary files, all log files, it will not be printed anywhere that there were an issue while installing the D2+Pack Plugins. In fact, there are 3 things missing:<\/p>\n
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  • The DARs of the D2+Pack Plugins weren’t installed<\/li>\n
  • The libraries of the D2+Pack Plugins weren’t deployed into the JMS<\/li>\n
  • The libraries of the D2+Pack Plugins weren’t packaged in the WAR files<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
    There is a way to quickly check if the D2+Pack Plugins DARs have been installed, just look inside the docbase config folder, there should be one log file for the D2 Core DARs as well as one log file for each of the D2+Pack Plugins. So that’s what you should get:<\/p>\n
    [dmadmin@cs_01 D2-Install]$ cd $DOCUMENTUM\/dba\/config\/Docbase1\/\n[dmadmin@cs_01 Docbase1]$ ls -ltr *.log\n-rw-r-----. 1 dmadmin dmadmin  62787 Jun 16 08:18 D2_CORE_DAR.log\n-rw-r-----. 1 dmadmin dmadmin   4794 Jun 16 08:20 D2-C2_dar.log\n-rw-r-----. 1 dmadmin dmadmin   3105 Jun 16 08:22 D2-Bin_dar.log\n-rw-r-----. 1 dmadmin dmadmin   2262 Jun 16 08:24 D2-O2_DAR.log\n[dmadmin@cs_01 Docbase1]$<\/pre>\n
     <\/p>\n
    If you only have “D2_CORE_DAR.log”, then you are potentially facing this issue. You could also check the “csDir” folder that you put in the D2 silent parameter file: if this folder doesn’t contain “O2-API.jar” or “C2-API.jar” or “D2-Bin-API.jar”, then you have the issue as well. Obviously, you could also check the list of installed DARs in the repository…<\/p>\n
    So what’s the issue? Well, you remember above when I mentioned the “-Djava.io.tmpdir” Java option to specifically ask D2 to put all temporary files under a certain location? The D2 Installer, for the D2 part, is using this option without issue… But for the D2+Pack installation, there is actually a hardcoded path for the temporary files which is \/tmp. Therefore, it will ignore this Java option and will try instead to execute the installation under \/tmp.<\/p>\n
    This is the issue I faced a few times already and it’s the one I wanted to talk about in this blog. For security reasons, you might have to deal from time to time with specific mount options on file systems. In this case, the “noexec” option was set on the \/tmp mount point and therefore D2 wasn’t able to execute commands under \/tmp and instead of printing an error, it just bypassed silently the installation. I had a SR opened with the Documentum Support (when it was still EMC) to see if it was possible to use the Java option and not \/tmp but it looks like it’s still not solved since I had the exact same issue with the D2 4.7 P25 which was released very recently.<\/p>\n
    Since there is apparently no way to specify which temporary folder should be used for the D2+Pack Plugins, you should either perform the installation manually (DAR installation + libraries in JMS & WAR files) or remove the “noexec” option on the file system for the time of the installation:<\/p>\n
    [dmadmin@cs_01 Docbase1]$ mount | grep \" \/tmp\"\n\/dev\/mapper\/VolGroup00-LogVol06 on \/tmp type ext4 (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)\n[dmadmin@cs_01 Docbase1]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 Docbase1]$ sudo mount -o remount,exec \/tmp\n[dmadmin@cs_01 Docbase1]$ mount | grep \" \/tmp\"\n\/dev\/mapper\/VolGroup00-LogVol06 on \/tmp type ext4 (rw,nosuid,nodev)\n[dmadmin@cs_01 Docbase1]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 Docbase1]$ #Execute the D2 Installer here\n[dmadmin@cs_01 Docbase1]$\n[dmadmin@cs_01 Docbase1]$ sudo mount -o remount \/tmp\n[dmadmin@cs_01 Docbase1]$ mount | grep \" \/tmp\"\n\/dev\/mapper\/VolGroup00-LogVol06 on \/tmp type ext4 (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)<\/pre>\n
     <\/p>\n
    With the workaround in place, the D2 Installer should now print the following (same extract as above):<\/p>\n
    ...\nInstalling plugin: $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/C2-Install-4.7.0.jar\nPlugin install command: [java, -jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/C2-Install-4.7.0.jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/tmp\/D2_4.7.0\/scripts\/C6-Plugins-Install_new.xml]\nLine read: [ Starting automated installation ]\nLine read: Current MAC address : [ Starting to unpack ]\nLine read: [ Processing package: core (1\/2) ]\nLine read: [ Processing package: DAR (2\/2) ]\nLine read: [ Unpacking finished ]\nLine read: [ Writing the uninstaller data ... ]\nLine read: [ Automated installation done ]\nInstalling plugin: $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/D2-Bin-Install-4.7.0.jar\nPlugin install command: [java, -jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/D2-Bin-Install-4.7.0.jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/tmp\/D2_4.7.0\/scripts\/C6-Plugins-Install_new.xml]\nLine read: [ Starting automated installation ]\nLine read: Current MAC address : [ Starting to unpack ]\nLine read: [ Processing package: core (1\/2) ]\nLine read: [ Processing package: DAR (2\/2) ]\nLine read: [ Unpacking finished ]\nLine read: [ Writing the uninstaller data ... ]\nLine read: [ Automated installation done ]\nInstalling plugin: $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/O2-Install-4.7.0.jar\nPlugin install command: [java, -jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/D2_pluspack_4.7.0.P25\/Plugins\/O2-Install-4.7.0.jar, $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/tmp\/D2_4.7.0\/scripts\/C6-Plugins-Install_new.xml]\nLine read: [ Starting automated installation ]\nLine read: Current MAC address : [ Starting to unpack ]\nLine read: [ Processing package: core (1\/2) ]\nLine read: [ Processing package: DAR (2\/2) ]\nLine read: [ Unpacking finished ]\nLine read: [ Writing the uninstaller data ... ]\nLine read: [ Automated installation done ]\nInstalling plugin: $DOCUMENTUM\/D2-Install\/tmp\/D2_4.7.0\/plugin\/D2-Widget-Install.jar\n...\n...\nCurrent line: #################################\nCurrent line: #           Plugins               #\nCurrent line: #################################\nCurrent line: #plugin_1=..\/C2\/C2-Plugin.jar\nUpdating line with 'plugin_'.\nUpdating plugin 1 with plugin name: D2-Widget-Plugin.jar and config exclude value of: false\nUpdating plugin 2 with plugin name: C2-Plugin.jar and config exclude value of: false\nUpdating plugin 3 with plugin name: O2-Plugin.jar and config exclude value of: false\nUpdating plugin 4 with plugin name: D2-Specifications-Plugin.jar and config exclude value of: false\nUpdating plugin 5 with plugin name: D2-Bin-Plugin.jar and config exclude value of: false\nCurrent line: #plugin_2=..\/O2\/O2-Plugin.jar\nCurrent line: #plugin_3=..\/P2\/P2-Plugin.jar\n...<\/pre>\n
     <\/p>\n
    As you can see above, the output is quite different: it means that the D2+Pack Plugins have been installed.<\/p>\n
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