Not a very good summary because it will be no help but I thought maybe people
may be looking for it.
I ended up rebooting the machine. Not the answer I was looking for since this
was a high use machine, but what are you gonna do.
Had three answers:
1 - Me too
1 - Misunderstood my question
1 - Reboot
Thanks for at least responding, at least I know someone reads these things other
than me.
Matt Sherek
Fingerhut Companies
My original posting:
I've got a weird problem and was wondering if anyone else has seen it.
Everytime I, or one of my users, log onto one of our machines they get:
"Could not set secret key for unix.307@seag.fingerhut.com. The key server may
be down."
I figured, OK, the keyserv is deamon is messed so I stoped and restarted it.
No help. I then figured maybe the creds for the machine may be messed in NIS+.
A long shot, I know, but still no help. I also stopped and started nis_cachemgr,
another long shot but still no help.
This is on an SS2000 running 2.3 with the keyserv patch 101620-01. I've searched
sunsolve to no avail. Help please!
Matt Sherek
Fingerhut Companies
ps
Oh yeah, I also get this when I try to keylogin -r.
Could not set unix.gd002e0@seag.fingerhut.com's secret key
May be the keyserv is down?
Wrote secret key into /etc/.rootkey
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