On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 12:40, Tibbetts, Ric wrote: > Tibbetts, Ric wrote on Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 10:57:59AM -0800 : > >> All; > >> Thank you for the assist. Vincent: An excellent write up on LDAP! > >> With that write up in hand, I got my client to connect to the company > LDAP > >> server. > >> Now if I can just solve that pesky lock up problem.. > > > >Lockup? Or problem shutting down a client that's configured to use the > >ldap libs? A workaround should be: > >1) boot into single user mode > >2) ldd the pam_ldap and nss_ldap binaries. > >3) move the libs that it needs from /usr/lib to /lib and rerun ldconfig. > > > >The issue is that powerdown invokes something at a point where /usr has > >already been unmounted. I think that needs to be changed to statically > >linked myself, but not sure what's going to be done at it (it's being > >discussed ATM in Cooker). > > > Now that you mention it, the shutdown thing was irritating... Thanks for the > workaround.. But no, that wasn't the lockup problem. > > The Lockup was with the NIC. If I tried to do anything to cause network > traffic, the box locked solid. > I'd occationally get errors from the NIC (an integrated eepro100).
Don't know if this will help. I had an older Intel PCI card a while ago that would lock up a FreeBSD box. On those (One box 4 nics) we had to disable the wake on Lan features. It was overly sensitive and would try to wake up the box in the middle of a shutdown and lock it solid. With the PCI cards you can/could get a dos program to "configure" the nic itself (we had to use this to play with IRQ's) and there was also a setting in there if I remember right that allowed us to kill wake on lan at the nic level. James > > I finally tossed a second card in it, and disabled the first. It's not the > best answer, but it worked. > > Ric > > ---- > > Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? > Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
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