IBM RS/6000 SP, Руководство по определению проблем

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# kinit root.admin
Kerberos Initialization for
″
root.admin
″
Password: <password>
# klist
Ticket file:
/tmp/tkt0
Principal: root.admin@SPCNTL
Issued Expires Principal
Jul 17 17:02:51 Aug 16 17:02:51 krbtgt.SPCNTL@SPCNTL
# klist -srvtab
Server key file:
/etc/krb-srvtab
Service Instance Realm Key Version
------------------------------------------------------
rcmd
spcntl SPCNTL 1
hardmon spcntl SPCNTL 1
#
6. If you have problems running the
setup_authent
script, you ma y use the flow
chart in A.1, “The setup_authent Script” on page 229 and see where this
script is failing. What actions you follow will depend on the error message
you are getting from running the script. However, it is very uncommon for
setup_authent to fail when the entire database has been deleted following the
previous steps.
2.6.2 install_cw Script
If you have problems running the install_cw script, check the following:
•
PATH
/usr/lpp/ssp/bin should be exported in your PATH.
•
Authentication
You should be logged in as a valid authenticated user of the system
management commands.
• Valid ticket
You should have a valid ticket from the RS/6000 SP authentication services.
Use the
klist
command to check authentication, and the
kinit
command to
request authentication (if required).
• install_cw Flow Chart
If the install_cw script does not complete successfully, refer to the detailed
flow chart of the working of this script in A.2, “The install_cw Script” on
page 236, and identify where the script has failed.
SP Diagnosis and
Messages Guide, GC23-3899 could provide useful pointers based on the error
message that you received. For example, if the script has failed because
you have not yet completed
kerberos configuration, then you need to
complete the authentication part first.
Figure 21 on page 43 shows what gets added to the /etc/inittab file by running
the install_cw script.
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