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This document is an overview of the changes made to HP Operations Smart Plug-in for Web Servers (Web Servers SPI) on HPOM for HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris. It contains important information that is not included in the manuals or Online help. The Web Servers SPI version 6.05 is a patch release. You can download the latest patches from the following URL: http://support/openview.hp.com/selfsolve/patches. You can find information about the following in this document:
What's New in This Release?
Installation Notes
Known Problems, Limitations, and Workarounds
Documentation Updates
Local Language Support
Support
Legal Notices
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HP Operations Smart Plug-in for Web Servers (Web Servers SPI) version 6.05 contains the following new features and other changes:
httpd.conf file of Apache Web Server.
Instructions to install the patch are available in the patch text.
Installation requirements, as well as instructions for installing Web Servers SPI, are documented in the HP Operations Smart Plug-in for Web Servers Installation and Configuration Guide provided in PDF (.pdf) format.
You can find the Support Matrix for this product that lists all software and hardware requirements at this location: http://support.openview.hp.com/selfsolve/document/KM323488.
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QCCR1A129028: Enable Web Servers SPI to support IIS Web Server.
QCCR1A125234: Enable Web Servers SPI version 6.x to support configuration of virtual hosts in the httpd.conf file of Apache.
QCCR1A126278: Support for multi instance data logging of Apache Web Server with Web Servers SPI version 6.x.
QCCR1A131845: Web Servers SPI does not display Apache instance name in the
service field of message.
QCCR1A131122: The data collected and logged into the data sources by Web Servers SPI for Apache Web Server is different from the actual values collected from Apache.
This release contains the following limitations:
The first page of this release notes document contains the following identifying information:
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The SPI installers obtain the HPOM for UNIX locale from the ctrl.env namespace before proceeding with the SPI installation. Verify if the namespace has been set using the following command:
# /opt/OV/bin/ovconfget ctrl.env LANG
If the ctrl.env namespace is not set by the HPOM, run the following command on the HPOM Server before starting the SPI installation:
# ovconfchg -ns ctrl.env -set LANG <HPOM locale>. In this instance, <HPOM locale> can be C, ja_JP, ko_KR, or zh_CN.
Example: ovconfchg -ns ctrl.env -set LANG ja_JP
Depending on the <HPOM locale> value, the LANG variable in the ctrl.env namespace will be set to C.utf8, ja_JP.utf8, ko_KR.utf8, or zh_CN.utf8.
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