Cisco Cisco Application Extension Platform for SRE

The script is a very simple shell script that tells the Cisco AXP environment that you want to have Linux 
shell access configured when your application’s virtual instance is created.

Create the contents of the postinstall.sh script file as follows:

[root@fedora /]# cat /opt/tcptrace/postscripts/postinstall.sh

#!/bin/sh

ln -s /bin/bash /bin/console 

This script essentially creates a soft link to the console. 

Change the permissions of non-owner users of the postinstall script to read-execute:

chmod 755 /opt/tcptrace/postscripts/postinstall.sh

Navigate to the Linux shell after your application is installed. See “Configuring Console Access” in the 

After your build environment is set up, package the application by performing the following steps.

To start the packaging tool in interactive mode, enter the following command from directory 
/opt/axp-sdk.1.0.1/tools :

[root@fedora tools]# ./pkg_build.sh 

For details on each parameter of the packaging tool, see the “Packaging Tool” section in the 

A series of prompts appears.

Provide argument values to the packaging tool:

Project Directory: /opt/output 

Development Certificate File: /opt/axp-sdk.1.0.1/keys/dev_certificate.sig

Development Authorization File: /opt/axp-sdk.1.0.1/lib/keys/dev_authorization.sig

Private Key for Signing Operations: /opt/axp-sdk.1.0.1/keys/private.key 

Application Name: tcptrace 

Version: 1.0 

Description: This is my first Cisco AXP package 

Unique Identifier: yourUUID <enter>

Source Directory: /opt/tcptrace 

Protect List File: <enter>

Package Name Containing Dependency SSID (blank line when done): <enter> 

Disk Limit : 100M 

Memory Limit: 100M 

CPU Limit : 500 

post-install script path: /postcripts/postinstall.sh