1. Oracle Hardware Management Pack 2.4 Linux Fault Management Architecture Software User's Guide
  2. Using the Oracle Linux Fault Management Architecture Software
  3. Paths to Oracle Linux FMA Commands and Man Pages

Paths to Oracle Linux FMA Commands and Man Pages

When Oracle Linux FMA is installed, no path variables are set in the operating system for commands or man pages. This means that Oracle Linux FMA commands and man pages must be run with the full path.

For example, to run the fmadm command, enter:

/opt/fma/fm/sbin/fmadm

To launch a man page, enter:

man -S 1m -M :/opt/fma/share/man: fmadm

For ease of use, you can add these to your PATH and MANPATH environmental variables as described in the following table.

Item Installation Path Setting

Commands and binaries

/opt/fma/fm/sbin

  • For the Bourne Shell (sh), Bourne-again Shell (bash), or Korn shell (ksh), enter:

    $ PATH=$PATH:/opt/fma/fm/sbin; export PATH

  • For the C Shell (csh) or enhanced C Shell (tcsh), enter:

    % setenv PATH $PATH:/opt/fma/fm/sbin

Man pages

/opt/fma/share/man

  • For the Bourne Shell (sh), Bourne-again Shell (bash), or Korn shell (ksh), enter:

    $ MANPATH=$MANPATH:/opt/fma/share/man; export MANPATH

  • For the C Shell (csh) or enhanced C Shell (tcsh), enter:

    % setenv MANPATH $MANPATH:/opt/fma/share/man

Parent topic: Using the Oracle Linux Fault Management Architecture Software