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Old 01-16-2008, 07:39 PM
Kevin Collins
 
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Default Re: LDAP-UX: fail-over bug + LpK patch for SSH + bonus question.

In article <1134429762.012512.164070@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, MaxAdamo
wrote:
> All,
>
> I am running a project to build an ldap server to be used for user
> authnetication, for sudo administration and for SSH key management.
> We have more then thousand HP-UX servers in the company plus some
> RedHat server.
>
> I am encountering the following two problems:
>
> 1) LDAP-UX has a bug. The defect number is JAGae32900. It fails to
> fail-over if LDAP-UX is running (funny stuff). Do you know if this bug
> was fixed? It seems to work only when ldap-ux bootups. I wouldn't like
> to build a cluster because of this bug.


A simple google search shows that this defect was in version 3.00.0 of LDAP-UX.
Since version 4.00.02 is now available, I would assume it has been fixed.

I have used vesion 3.20 and 4.00.02 in an LDAP-cluster environment and failover
seems to work fine..

> 2) I am trying to compile SSH using LpK patch. This patch allows to use
> a central repository (the ldap server) to distribute ssh-keys.
> Unfortunatel I am not able to compile. HEre is tha patch for OpenSSH:
> http://www.opendarwin.org/projects/openssh-lpk/


No idea on that one...

> I have another question:
> where is library path set on hp-ux? I have seent that even if LPATH or
> LD_LIBRARYPATH are unset the system is able to locate the libraries on
> some position.


Depends on the version of the OS you are using. Traditionally, that variable is
SHLIB_PATH, but starting at (I think) 11.11, you can use either SHLIB_PATH or
LD_LIBRARY_PATH.

If you are asking how the variable is set, that depends on the shell. You can
set a base value globally in /etc/profile (for bourne-ish shells) or
/etc/csh.login (for csh-style shells).

Kevin

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