Were I work, my group supports/installs apache, but we don't have
access to write to /usr/bin/envvars, and we have sudo access to fire
off httpd, which by the way to config files are in
/tools/http/<servername>/conf/httpd.conf
With a start script that looks like this:
DIRN=`dirname $0`
BASE=`basename $0`
if [[ ! ${WORKDIR} = ${DIRN} ]]; then
WORKDIR=`pwd`
cd ${WORKDIR}
fi
SMADM=$(pwd)/smEnv.sh
APACHECTL=/usr/sbin/apachectl
CONF_FILE=$(pwd)/conf/httpd.conf
if [[ -f ${SMADM} ]]; then
. ${SMADM}
fi
sudo ${APACHECTL} -f ${CONF_FILE} -k start
if [[ -n ${WORKDIR} ]]; then
cd ${WORKDIR}
fi
The smEnv.sh looks like this:
for siteminder
NETE_WA_PATH=/tools/5qmr7/smwa/webagent/bin
NETE_WA_ROOT=/tools/5qmr7/smwa/webagent
PATH=/tools/5qmr7/smwa/webagent/bin:$PATH
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/tools/5qmr7/smwa/webagent/lib
export NETE_WA_PATH
export NETE_WA_ROOT
export PATH
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
The error I end up with is
Syntax error on line 190 of /tools/httpd/dvmk0023-Z5S-Secure/conf/httpd.conf:
Cannot load /tools/5qmr7/smwa/webagent/lib/libmod_sm20.so into server:
libbtunicode.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or
directory
This is line 190
### SiteMinder Loadmodules
LoadModule sm_module /tools/5qmr7/smwa/webagent/lib/libmod_sm20.so
**NOTE*** if I add the stuff from smWA.sh to /usr/bin/envvars
EVERYTHING starts up and is fine, you ask what the problem is? The
SA's don't want us writing to something in /usr/bin
Anyone know a solution?
TIA
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