Installing Standard POA LP Package

After you obtain such a standard POA LP package from Parallels, you need to install it on all UI servers registered in POA and enable the corresponding language in the properties of all brands.

To install a standard POA LP package and enable it for your users, perform the following steps:

1. Import the LP package manifest to Package Repository.
   1. Go to Top > Deployment Director > Applications Manager > Packages Repository.
   2. Click the Add new package button. With the help of the Browse... button locate the LP package manifest on your local computer.
   3. Click Submit to add the package to repository.
2. Upload the LP package tarball to the PPM Mirror.

   Place the tarball to the host where you store the PPM Mirror into the /usr/local/pem/sysvhosts/ppmmirror/data directory.

   To view the list of PPM Mirrors, go to the Mirrors tab at the Top > Packages Repository page.

3. Install the LP package on all UI servers registered in POA.
   1. Go to the management page of each UI server.
      • For VPS-based UI servers, go to Top > Service Director > Virtuozzo Manager > VPSs > UI server name.
      • For Hardware Node-based UI servers, go to Top > Deployment Director > Server Manager > Hardware Nodes > UI server name.
   2. Move to the Packages tab. The list of installed packages displays.
   3. Click Install Package. The list of packages available for installation opens.
   4. Find the LP package using the Search mechanism: enter lp* in the Name field.
   5. Select the necessary LP package and click the Install Package button.
   6. Repeat the procedure above for all UI servers registered in POA.

      Note: If you are not sure which of your Hardware Nodes or VPSs are UI servers, check the presence of the em_gui package on the Packages tabs of all Hardware Nodes (Deployment Director > Server Manager > Hardware Nodes) and VPSs (Service Director > Virtuozzo Manager > VPSs).

   After the package is installed on every UI server, the new locale appears at the Top > System Director > Configuration Manager > Internationalization & Localization screen. After you click on the locale management page, you see the list XML files contained in the LP package on the Source Locale Files tab.

4. Upload the locales for File Managers for Linux and Windows:
   1. For Windows File Manager, rename the wfilemanager.xml file to locale.xml and put them into the <CustomerData>\FileManager\Localization directory at the host where Windows File Manager is installed.
   2. For Linux File Manager, rename the lfilemanager.xml file to locale.xml and put it into the /usr/share/FileManager-1.0/Site/Localization directory at the host where Linux File Manager is installed.
   3. Restart Apache on the Node where the File Manager service is installed.

   /etc/init.d/pemhttpd restart

5. Enable the new language in the interface settings of all your brands.
   1. Go to each brand’s management page (Top > Marketing Director > Branding Manager > Brands > brand name).
   2. On the Interface Settings tab, click Edit.
   3. Select the new language in the Localization area of the screen.

   For details on configuring other interface localization options, refer to topic Managing Brand Interface Settings.

   Repeat the procedure for all brands, for which you wish to enable the new language.