Installing YSoft SafeQ CML
This page describes how to use the interactive installer to perform a basic YSoft SafeQ server installation.
All nodes of the CML cluster have to be in the same timezone
Standard installation
1 | Obtain and run installation file ysf-sq5-install.exe from YSoft Partner Portal. Once you have the file and the server is ready for installation, you can begin YSoft SafeQ installation.
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2 | Select a language that will be used for the installation process. This language will also be used as the default language for the YSoft SafeQ system.
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3 | Close all other applications to avoid issues with updating the relevant system files.
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4 | If you agree to all the license terms and conditions, click I Agree to continue. If you do not agree, click Cancel to quit the installation.
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5 | After you accept the license agreement, the installer runs a preinstallation check. This procedure checks several conditions and determines if the server meets all requirements for YSoft SafeQ installation. If any of these conditions are not met, they will be displayed in either the Show warnings or Show problems area, depending on their severity. If there are warnings, installation can continue. If there are problems, installation cannot continue. If any warnings or problems are indicated, review the warnings and resolve the problems, then continue. The conditions the installer checks are:
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6 | The installer now displays YSoft SafeQ installation settings.
To use values other than the default ones:
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7 | If you chose the default installation, the installer displays the account name and password for the database. The password is automatically copied to the clipboard. Save this password to a safe place so that you can either use it when you need it or change it if you want. Click OK.
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8 | The installer begins to copy all the files required by YSoft SafeQ and the database system you chose to the selected destination folder on the server. In case you wish to see detailed installation progress, press Show details button (or D key).
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9 | The last page of the wizard informs you about the results of the installation process and gives you the option to display the YSoft SafeQ Web Interface. Click Finish when you are ready to close the installation wizard.
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10 | Installation is now complete. You might also want to check firewall and antivirus settings. |
Troubleshooting the installation process
If an error occurred during the installation process, please check the following log files that were created during the process. All the installation log files are located in the YSoft SafeQ installation folder.
pginstall.log - contains information about PostgreSQL installation (if you selected PostgreSQL as the database to install).
sqinstall.log - contains information about the entire YSoft SafeQ installation process.
Additional logs can be obtained from AppData\local\Temp\1\ of currently logged user.
Customized installation or adding / replacing node
6a | If you wish to use values other than the default settings, check I want to customize my YSoft SafeQ installation.
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6b | You can select witch node you want to install. If you want to install master node select Install a new YSoft SafeQ server (or the first node of a YSoft SafeQ cluster) and continue by click "Next" If you want to add node to existing cluster, select Add or replace a node in an existing YSoft SafeQ cluster, enter Cluster master node IP address and after clicking Retrieve node list select Add new node option.
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6c | You now have the option to select your own installation location. You can install YSoft SafeQ anywhere other than a UNC path or the root folder of the drive.
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6d | Choose the database that will be used by YSoft SafeQ:
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6d1 | In case of Embedded PostgreSQL or Bundled Microsoft SQL Server you must specify password for database user and sync user. Passwords must be entered twice to avoid problem with potential typo. You can use Generate password buttons to generate passwords for database user and sync user. On button click, password is generated and copied into the clipboard.
In case you selected embedded Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Express edition, password must meet minimum password strength as described here: Strong passwords cannot use prohibited conditions or terms, including:
A strong password cannot be the following terms associated with the installation computer:
Password must not contain =;"<>:@%&`\'\\
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6d2 | In case of External database you must specify information about connection.
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6d3 | Enter names for YSoft SafeQ databases.
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6e1 | If you are installing additional node you have to enter master node IP address, retrieve node list information and click "add new node".
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6e2 | Enter YSoft SafeQ admin credentials from master node to perform database dump during installation process. This step is skipped in case of using external database.
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6f | The last page of the wizard presents you with the following settings:
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6g | During the installation process, the pop-up window is displayed, asking user to backup the database from master node and restoring it on a slave node (the one you are installing at the moment). DO NOT make a database backup, until the pup-up window is displayed or else the installation will fail. The database backup file will not contain all records, necessary for proper function of SafeQ 5 cluster. |
7 | When installation is finished, please restart YSoft SafeQ CML and YSoft SafeQ CML DBS services on all previously installed nodes. |
Using the file update.conf
When installation is complete, a <SAFEQ_DIR> \conf\update.conf is created with preconfigured database configuration options. The file update.conf is deleted after the options it contains are updated. You can create this file anytime you want to change multiple configuration options stored in a database. Restart the YSoft SafeQ CML service to process the file. When you use update.conf, keep in mind the following rules:
The file cannot contain configuration options that are stored in the files startup.conf, cmldb.conf, cmldb-sqdw.conf, and cmldb-cluster.conf (otherwise the service will not start).
You can create the file whenever you need it; you can also use it for preconfiguring your installation, but changes are applied only after the YSoft SafeQ CML service is restarted.
The file cannot contain a new configuration. If you want to add a new configuration option: in the YSoft SafeQ Web Interface, use System Settings > Add new item.
The file updates only values. To change any other setting, such as a required restart or applying an update on a subsystem, you must use the YSoft SafeQ Web Interface.
Listed configuration options are referenced by their internal name. The format in the file is internal name = value. You can find internal names on the System Settings page.
If update.conf is used in clustered environment, all other CML nodes have to run and be available to CML node where update.conf is applied.

















