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1.4 Installing Under UnixWare

This section provides instructions for installing NaturalText on the UnixWare operating system. You will complete the following steps:

  1. Install the software

    

  2. Modify the superuser environment
    

    
Note:  Before installing NaturalText, ensure that any earlier installation of NaturalText has been removed by the procedure in Section 3.3, UnixWare Software Removal.




Refer to /opt/nms/nattext/doc/files.txt for a complete list of the files installed with NaturalText. Refer to /opt/nms/nattext/doc/changes.txt for a list of important notices, documentation errata, and changes from previous releases of NaturalText.






1.4.1	 Running the Installation Script (UnixWare)


        


      1. Log in as root at your shell's command prompt by entering:
        

           su

        

      2. Insert the first NaturalText installation disk into a floppy disk drive.
        

        

      3. Invoke the pkgadd utility by entering the following:
        

           pkgadd -d devicename tts

        
devicename is the name of the floppy disk drive from which you are installing. For example, if you are installing from your first floppy disk drive, at your shell's command prompt enter:
          pkgadd -d diskette1 tts

        
pkgadd displays the following prompt:
           Insert diskette into Floppy Drive 1.
           Type [go] when ready,
            or [q] to quit: (default: go)        

        

      4. Press Enter. When the installation has completed, the following appears:
        

           Installation of NaturalText for CT Access was successful.

      



1.4.2	 Modifying the Superuser Environment (UnixWare)





Follow these steps to modify the superuser environment.


Note:  The license environment variable may have already been added because it is also required by other NMS product components.

    


  1. Open a Terminal window.
    

    

  2. Log in as root at your shell's command prompt by entering:
    

       su

    

  3. Enter the root password when prompted.
    

    

  4. With your text editor, open the shell script file executed by the root user's login shell as part of the login sequence to create the license environment variable.
    

    
The license file specified by NMSLMFDB contains your NaturalText password. The password specifies the number of text-to-speech ports allowed in your system. See Section 1.7 for details on activating your NaturalText licenses.
    
For the Bourne or Korn shell, edit the /.profile file to create the environment NMSLMFDB to specify the license file. For example:
        NMSLMFDB=/opt/nms/licenses.txt
        export NMSLMFDB    

    
If the root user's shell is the C shell, edit the /.login file to create the environment NMSLMFDB to specify the license file. For example:
        setenv NMSLMFDB /opt/nms/licenses.txt

    

  5. Save the modified shell script file and exit your text editor.
    

    

  6. For the changes to the root user's environment parameters to take affect, log out and log back in as root (e.g., exit, su).
    

    

  7. Now proceed to Section 1.5, Modifying Your CT Access Configuration File to complete your installation.
    









 
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