The 5733SC1 IBM Licensed Programs are required for Zend Server for IBM i.
Any version of Zend Server for IBM i running on any version of IBM i.
Problems with the 5733SC1 Licensed Programs can arise for a number of reasons:
If Zend Server is currently installed on the IBM i, 5733SC1 issues can prevent the PHP engine or some Zend Server components from starting. An error message similar to one of these may be seen in the logs:
If Zend Server is not currently installed, the installation may fail with a message similar to this in the job log:
To check whether the 5733SC1 licensed programs are installed and are at the correct version, please go to a 5250 command line, and enter this command:
On the "Work with Licensed Programs" menu, use option 10 "Display installed licensed programs". Scroll up until you see the 5733SC1 products. Use F11 to display the release level. You should see these:
The release level must match the release of the operating system. The above example is correct if the IBM i is currently running 7.2. After version 7.2, IBM has stopped increasing the release level of 5733SC1 with each new release of the OS, so the above example would be correct for IBM i 7.3 and 7.4 as well.
If the programs are not found, the 5733SC1 licensed programs can be installed from the IBM i software installation disks. These programs are found on the installation disks, but they do not display in option 11 of the GO LICPGM menu for versions prior to 7.1.
For 7.1 or higher, use option "11. Install licensed programs" from the "Work with Licensed Programs" menu. Find 5733SC1 options *BASE and 1, and install them using option 1:
For V6R1 or earlier, you can enter them manually:
1. From a command line: GO LICPGM
2. Use Option 11 "Install licensed programs".
3. Notice that the top entry has no data.
4. Enter the following:
Option 1
Licensed Program 5733SC1
Product Option *BASE
5. Press <ENTER>.
6. Enter the following:
Option 1
Licensed Program 5733SC1
Product Option 1
7. Continue with the installation as normal.
If you need additional assistance installing the 5733SC1 products, IBM Support or your IBM software vendor should be able to assist you.
If the 5733SC1 product is installed and is at the right level, please check to see if the file mentioned in the "Dependent module" error exists in some other directory.
Note: In the following example, we research a problem with libz.a. If your problem is with another file, please substitute that file name in the commands shown. You can see more example results in the Appendix below.
From the 5250 command line:
This brings up the PASE terminal. Notice the '$' or '#' at the top left of the screen. In the PASE terminal, enter this:
This command will run for a long time. It is searching for all occurrences of this file in the IFS. In the PASE terminal, while one command runs, you can enter another one, so don't do that. Wait for the 'find' command to finish. When it is done, it will display another '$' or '#'.
If the 5733SC1 Licensed Program is installed, the 'find' command should find these two files:
(The part of the path /zlib-1.1.4/ is a version and may be different on your machine. For example, a recently viewed V7R1 machine shows this folder as /zlib-1.2.3/ .)
The first is the actual file, and the second is a symlink that points to it. If either of these is missing, please reinstall the 5733SC1 Licensed Program.
If MySQL is also installed, you can also see the file in the /lib subdirectory of the MySQL installation. For example, if MySQL 5.1.43 is installed, this can appear:
There is another symlink occurrence of libz.a in /usr/lib, which is a symlink to /QOpenSys/usr/lib. Please verify that this file exists and is a symlink. Still in the PASE shell:
This should return:
Then:
This should return:
If /usr/lib is not a symlink linked to the file installed with 5733SC1, then this can indicate a problem. It may be an older manual installation of the libz.a file, that does not have all of the needed modules provided by the version in 5733SC1.
If libz.a appears in any other directories, please verify that it is a symlink to the 5733SC1 version of the file ( /QOpenSys/QIBM/ProdData/SC1/zlib/zlib-1.1.4/lib/libz.a ). If not, the linked file may not be complete. If it is in the path used by Zend products, it may be responsible for errors indicating libz.a does not contain the libz.so.1 module.
This issue can usually be resolved by first uninstalling 5733SC1, which will remove the symlinks that link to the older file. Then, reinstall 5733SC1 using the instructions mentioned in the first section of this article.
This is an example PASE shell session showing the expected results for libz.a, libssl.a and libcrypto.a when 5733SC1 is installed correctly and there are no problems with other versions of the files. This example was run on IBM i 7.1. MySQL 5.1.59 was installed on the machine.