On 04/07/2010 09:43 AM, Otto Moerbeek wrote:
On Wed, Apr 07, 2010 at 09:13:57AM -0600, Mark Leisher ??? wrote:
I didn't see anything obvious in the archives, so apologies if I
missed them.
OpenBSD 4.6, Dell PowerEdge 2600
Problem 1: Despite the existence of /etc/defaultdomain, the domain
name is not being set at boot time. The "domainname `cat
/etc/defaultdomain`" command is executed, but when the console
becomes available, the domain name is no longer set. I had to do
everything in rc.local to get NIS working.
Strange, I have never have to do that. But you are giving no details,
so it is not possible to see what you did or did not to make it not
work.
This was on a clean install. The only changes I made when I noticed this
problem was a new root password, a different port number for sshd, and
of course the creation of /etc/defaultdomain. And to answer Bret's
private email, the exit code from the domainname call in /etc/rc is
still 0. It isn't a permissions issue.
Problem 2: Using the secure httpd (1.3.something), I am unable to
make it see the user public_html directories. On an OpenBSD 4.0
system I have, it works fine, and the 2.2.11 web server package for
4.6 works fine.
I suppose the use dirs are outside the chroot. The httpd in base does
chroot by default.
I feel dumb! :-) I got so wrapped up in it I missed the obvious. Thanks.
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Mark Leisher
