I had asked:
> I am running Tru64 4.0f pk8. I am now required to switch from Base to
> Enhanced Security. The installation logs say that I successfully installed
> the subsets in 1999:
>
> OSFC2SEC440 C2-Security (System Administration)
> OSFXC2SEC440 C2-Security GUI (System Administration)
>
> However, the secsetup script invokes authck to check the consistency of the
> authentication database, but I can't find the file:
> # ls /tcb/bin
I received replies from Peter Stern <Peter.Stern at weizmann.ac.il> and Oisin McGuinness <Oisin at smbc-cm.com>. Oisin hit the nail on the head:
The subsets were *not* installed when I built the system in 1999. If they were, the output of setld -i would include the "installed" field.
When I tried to install the subsets from the 4.0f CD, I had to first uninstall a bunch of patches from pk8 and beyond before setld would allow me to install the C2 subsets. Then when I went to reinstall all the patches, I had to remove all the customizations required to get OpenAFS running, reinstall the patches and then rebuild the kernel with OpenAFS support. Configuring Enhanced Security was a piece of cake compared to all the effort removing and reinstalling the patches.
Thanks very much, Oisin. You pointed me in the right direction.
--Harvey
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Received on Sat Mar 01 2008 - 01:57:18 NZDT