About Installing LoadRunner in Linux

Source: http://hi.baidu.com/lianwei64/item/5e006fe783232107570f1df6

 

For more information, see the following section ~

We will follow suit in step 5 ....

If you do not use the root user to log on, you do not have the permission to mount the file. In this case, after a common user, enter the following command:

[Xxx @ localhost] $ su press ENTER

Enter Password: (here is the password of the root command) Press ENTER

It becomes

[Root @ localhost XXX]

Next, you can perform any operations ~~~

I download loadrunner9.5 Linux installer on HP's official website [T7177-15009.iso]

The installation programs include support for HP, IBM, Linux, and Solaris systems.

1. the VM shares a virtual CD with the XP system. After loading the CD, you will see it on the VM and use CP (copy) to the/dev/cdrom xxx. ISO directory.

Command: # cp/dev/cdrom xxx. ISO

2 Mount ISO: mkdir/mnt/LoadRunner (create directory)

Mount-T iso9660-o loop T7177-15009.iso/mnt/LoadRunner pending command

3.Start Installation:

/Mnt/LoadRunner/Linux/Installer. Sh

Follow the prompts and click Next to finish (several minutes ).

4.Add User and Environment Variables:

Useradd-G 0-S/bin/csh lw (user name, if the permission is not enough to write: chmod 777 LW grant the highest permission)

CAT/opt/HP/hp_loadgenerator/env. CSH>/etc/. login (note uppercase; otherwise, the specified directory cannot be found)

CAT/opt/HP/hp_loadgenerator/env. CSH> ~ LW/. cshrc

Touch ~ Root/. rhosts ~ LW/. rhosts

5.Check the running environment(Run on the local machine or using VNC ):

Su-LW

CD/opt/HP/hp_loadgenerator/bin/

. /Verify_generator, it's still difficult for me. It's really depressing. It prompts m_lroot to set the environment variable first. I set it ...)

When you run this step, the following message is displayed: [root @ localhost bin] #./verify_generator
Environment Variable m_lroot must be set to the product directory
In order for verify_generator to execute.
Please setenv/Export (CSH/SH) it and run verify_generator again

1 input command: $ echo Shell

Bash

In this way, it is in the bash environment, so find the. bashrc file in the root directory and add the following statements:

2 command: vi. bashrc (click Insert on the keyboard to edit)

3 at # user .................. Edit Environment Variables

Export product_dir =/opt/HP/hp_loadgenerator

Export m_lroot = $ product_dir

Export LD_LIBRARY_PATH =$ {m_lroot}/bin

Export path =$ {m_lroot}/bin: $ path

Press ESC: WQ (save and Exit)
Bash takes effect after logon.

4. Run verify_generator (to Su-LW) in the/opt/HP/hp_loadgenerator/bin directory)

Command: su-LW

./Verify_generator

./Verify_generator

========================================================== ==============

HP

Vuser environment verification utility

========================================================== ==============

Product: HP LoadRunner 9.50

Version: 09.50.0000

Build: 3378

Higkoolincn100ce5:

Verify_generator... OK

............

............

In this case, OK ..

The following content is reproduced from: http://www.cnblogs.com/xiaoTT/archive/2012/02/15/2352127.html

B. If the following text appears, the display environment variable is not declared. Run the command export display = 192.168.1.169: 0.0;

$./Verify_generator

========================================================== ==============

HP

Vuser environment verification utility

========================================================== ==============

 

Product: HP LoadRunner 9.10

Version: 9.10.0000

Build: 2407

 

Verify_generator must have a display set, please set and rerun

 

6.Start the service(Using the newly added user higkoo ):

CD/opt/HP/hp_loadgenerator/bin/

./M_daemon_setup start

7.Check whether startup is enabled:

PS aux | grep m_agent_daemon

Netstat-naop | grep 54345

8.Notes:

Enable port 54345 or disable the firewall (Service iptables stop)

 

 

The following is a summary of personal installation:

1. for shell, there is a detailed script for setting different environment variables for different shells in env. CSH. I personally think we should have a more systematic understanding of the Linux configuration file, such ~ /. Bashrc ~ /. Bash_profile/etc/. Profile and so on;

2. When the root user is used to run/opt/HP/hp_loadgenerator/bin/. verify_generator, the above 5th errors will always be reported, even if $ ENV shows that the environment variables are correctly set.