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03-26-2008 07:39 AM
03-26-2008 07:39 AM
RHEL5.1 x86_64 PSP7.92 SMH unable to log in as root
I am trying to do scripted installs of the 7.92 psp on RHEL5.1 x86_64 systems. (./install792.sh --silent --inputfile psp.txt)
No matter what I do I cannot log into the systems management homepage via any id, even root. The same installation works perfectly on RHEL5.1 i386. I am able to log in and use the system management homepage with root. Has anyone ever seen this before?
Here are the pertinent the contents of my psp.txt file:
#These parameters are used by the HP Systems Management
#Homepage to setup security and configuration for the
#web server used by most HP agents and value-add
#software
#Allow the root Linux group access to administrator
#services
ADMIN-GROUP="root"
#Allow the root group to operator
#services
OPERATOR-GROUP="root"
#Allow root
#access to user services
USER-GROUP="root"
ANONYMOUS-ACCESS="NO"
#Allow all adapters to be used by the web server
#IP-BINDING="YES"
#IP-BINDING-LIST=""
#Allow restrictions on who can login to the web server
#by setting IP-RESTRICTED-LOGINS to NO
IP-RESTRICTED-LOGINS="NO"
#We don't want anonymous local access to the web server
LOCALACCESS-ENABLED=NO
#We want people to login locally to get access to the
#web services
LOCALACCESS-TYPE="Anonymous"
No matter what I do I cannot log into the systems management homepage via any id, even root. The same installation works perfectly on RHEL5.1 i386. I am able to log in and use the system management homepage with root. Has anyone ever seen this before?
Here are the pertinent the contents of my psp.txt file:
#These parameters are used by the HP Systems Management
#Homepage to setup security and configuration for the
#web server used by most HP agents and value-add
#software
#Allow the root Linux group access to administrator
#services
ADMIN-GROUP="root"
#Allow the root group to operator
#services
OPERATOR-GROUP="root"
#Allow root
#access to user services
USER-GROUP="root"
ANONYMOUS-ACCESS="NO"
#Allow all adapters to be used by the web server
#IP-BINDING="YES"
#IP-BINDING-LIST=""
#Allow restrictions on who can login to the web server
#by setting IP-RESTRICTED-LOGINS to NO
IP-RESTRICTED-LOGINS="NO"
#We don't want anonymous local access to the web server
LOCALACCESS-ENABLED=NO
#We want people to login locally to get access to the
#web services
LOCALACCESS-TYPE="Anonymous"
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