On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 6:37 PM, Mark Leisher b: <mleis...@math.nmsu.edu> wrote: > 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.
what does running domainname `stripcom /etc/defaultdomain` from the command line tell you? > >> >>> >>> 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. > -- > Mark Leisher
