Download the latest version of the installers either with the QubeInstaller application, or directly from
Copy the downloaded files in a directory on your shared storage (example: /mnt/software/qube/6.5-0)
- If you have other network run software I would suggest retaining your naming convention
- A naming convention such as
/mnt/software/qube/6.5-0
is a good method - I find setting up symlinks such as
/mnt/software/qube/qube_current
to the currently extracted version/mnt/software/qube/6.5-0
is an effective method to easily roll out future versions/updates
Change directories into /mnt/software/qube/6.5-0, then extract the RPM's
Run below changing $REL$ for the correct rpm names
$ rpm2cpio qube-core$REL$.rpm | cpio -idmv
$ rpm2cpio qube-worker$REL$.rpm | cpio -idmv
$ rpm2cpio qubeGUI$REL$.rpm | cpio -idmv
This will create a folder structure with usr/
in the current directory
Descend into the extracted usr/local/pfx/qube/utils and run the installation scripts as root (or 'sudo')
cd usr/local/pfx/qube/utils
sudo ./install_client --prefix /mnt/software/qube/6.5-0/usr/local/pfx/qube
sudo ./install_worker --prefix /mnt/software/qube/6.5-0/usr/local/pfx/qube
You should see output like the following:
[jburk@VM-CentOS-63-x86_64 utils]$ pwd
/home/jburk/qube/6.5/1/CENTOS-6.3-x86_64/unpack/usr/local/pfx/qube/utils
[jburk@VM-CentOS-63-x86_64 utils]$ sudo ./install_client --prefix /home/jburk/qube/6.5/1/CENTOS-6.3-x86_64/unpack/usr/local/pfx/qube
Installing client qb.conf
old setting: qb_domain = qube
Done!
[jburk@VM-CentOS-63-x86_64 utils]$ sudo ./install_worker --prefix /home/jburk/qube/6.5/1/CENTOS-6.3-x86_64/unpack/usr/local/pfx/qube
Making directories...
Installing db...
journal: /var/spool/qube/worker.jnl
[Sep 10, 2013 12:39:34] VM-CentOS-63-x86_64[3364]: detecting current storage state...
[Sep 10, 2013 12:39:34] VM-CentOS-63-x86_64[3364]: current storage version: 8
Installing worker init script...
useradd: warning: the home directory already exists.
Not copying any file from skel directory into it.
Creating mailbox file: File exists
Starting worker:
Done!
Remember to configure the worker using its /etc/qb.conf file.
[jburk@VM-CentOS-63-x86_64 utils]$