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Table 26. Operating system data properties (continued)
Prerequisite property
os.mountcheck
os.package.package_name
os.pagesize
os.RAMSize
Platform Description
UNIX Checks whether the file system is
mounted based on the following
qualification attributes:
v drive attribute, to determine which
directory is the mounted file
system
v nosuid attribute, to determine
whether the mount option is set if
the file system is mounted
UNIX Checks that the supported version of
the package_name package is installed
on the machine. String to represent
package_name, for example, in bold:
v bash shell
v expect for the TCL extension
package
v libgcc for GCC low-level runtime
package
v openssh for the Open Source secure
shell
v openssl for the Open Source toolkit
for SSL/TLS
v perl for the Perl scripting package
v rpm for the RPM or RPM Build
packages
v telnet for the Telnet package
v wget for the GNU file retrieval
package
UNIX Checks the pagesize of the system.
All Checks the RAM of the system
Valid values
String with the following
qualifier format:
[drive:dir_name,
mount_option:
false|true]
True|False
For example, to check whether
/home directory is mounted
and the nosuid option is not
set:
os.mountcheck=[drive:/home,
nosuid:false]True
String, for example:
v bash-3.2+ for bash shell
v expect-1.2.0 for Expect
v libgcc-3.4.3-9 for libgcc
v openssh-5.0.0.5301- for
openssh
v openssl-4.2.0- for
OpenSSL
v perl-5.8.2 for Perl
v rpm
v telnet
v wget
Note: The values can use the
special characters as outlined
in Table 1 on page 2.
Numeric format in KBs, for
example:
4KB
Note: The values can use the
special characters as outlined
in Table 1 on page 2.
Numeric format in GBs, for
example, 8GB
Appendix C. Prerequisite properties reference
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