Re: Recurring NSS initialization failure...

[Richard Megginson <rmeggins@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Saied W. Andalib wrote:
> Thanks Richard for replying.
> I actually did the strace on slapd a while ago and it went through with
> a lot of info and at the end it put out the same NSS error message!
There might be a clue buried in the strace output that would shed some 
light on this problem.
> One
> thing I noticed was that when I did a clean re-installation followed by
> the setup,
When you say "clean re-installation" do you mean rm -rf /opt/fedora-ds?
> when I picked the user and group root instead of fedora-ds,
> the start-slapd started as root without any problem! However, the httpd
> wouldn't start. If however, during the setup, I pick any other non-root
> user, say, fedora-ds for the directory server, the setup would fail
> with NSS error, at that point it would hang!
>
> If I do the setup as fedora-ds user, it goes through fine. Everything
> works ok. So, after that, I did a clean re-installation as root, and did
> the setup as recommended by the documentation -- the directory server
> runs as user/group fedora-ds as it supposed to. So, now, the directory
> server runs fine. The admin-server, however gives the PSET failure
> error. On the other hand, if I start the admin server as fedora-ds user:
> (e.g., su fedora-ds ./start-admin), then, it starts without any problem!
> This is one of those weird cases that has been baffling!
> So, at this point I'm not sure the cause of the PSET error.
>   
Probably a permissions problem in admin-serv/config - local.conf, 
adm.conf, admpw, and console.conf must be owned by the admin server user 
and must be writable.  The directory admin-serv/config must be owned by 
the admin server user and be writable.
> On a side note, I had similar question asked by Thomas King on how to
> create users outside the NetscapeRoot branch via the "User and Group"
> tab in the management Console. I noticed you mentioned selecting
> "Change Directory" after going to the user menu. I tried that, but, I
> don't seem to have the "Change Directory" option anywhere on the menu.
> I'm runing FDS-1.0.4 on RHEL5.
>   
?
> Thanks,
>
> SWA
>
>
> SWA
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