attempts to assign the initial password “abcdef1” for userid flexes. In some cases the
FLEX-ES install process cannot set the password. If this happens, you can use:
# passwd flexes
abcdef1(After prompt to enter password)
BAD PASSWORD: it is too simplistic/systematic(You can ignore this warning)
abcdef1(After second prompt to enter password)
The password is accepted, regardless of the message.
FLEX-ES installation creates /usr/flexes and makes this the home directory for userid flexes.
4.1.1 Default PATH
We recommend a minor step that we think makes operation easier:
# cd /usr/flexes
# mkdir rundir(Conventional l ...
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