HP Scripting Toolkit for Windows and Linux manual Gaius.img.gz Vid.img.gz Hpmanifest.zip

2.If you want to host the Intelligent Provisioning software on the mirror, download the latest version of Intelligent Provisioning and copy the files to your web server:

a.Navigate to the HP website: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-linux/p1048499843

b.From the newest folder, download the following files:

•Gaius.img.gz

•Vid.img.gz

•Hp_manifest.zip

c.Copy the files to your web server.

# cp gaius.img.gz /srv/www/ipupdate-1.00

# cp vid.img.gz /srv/www/ipupdate-1.00

# unzip -d /srv/www/ipupdate-1.00 hp_manifest.zip

3.Update the URLs in the SPP configuration files to address your web server:

a.Create or modify the file spp-version1/hp_manifest/config.xml, adding rules to rewrite the URLs to reference your web server. For example,

<?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”UTF-8”?>

<hp_manifest schema_version=”1.0.0.0”><index> <config>

<rewrite_url pattern=”file://\.” replace=”http://myserver/spp-version1”

/>

</config>

</index> </hp_manifest>

In the previous example, Intelligent Provisioning replaces each URL that starts with file:// with a URL on your web server. For example, a request for file://./hp/ swpackages/CP0012345.scexe is converted to http://myserver/ spp-version1/hp/swpackages/CP0012345.scexe.

b.Update spp-version1/hp_manifest/index.xml to reference config.xml if it is not already listed.

<?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”UTF-8”?> <hp_manifest schema_version=”1.0.0.0”>

<index>

<include src=”meta.xml” type=”meta” lang=”en” /> <include src=”meta-ja.xml” type=”meta” lang=”ja” /> <include src=”os.xml” type=”operating_systems” /> <include src=”type.xml” type=”type” />

<include src=”system.xml” type=”systems” /> <include src=”device.xml” type=”devices” /> <include src=”category.xml” type=”categories” />

<include src=”config.xml” type=”config” /> </index>

</hp_manifest>

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