Hi Ken
I just made a typo (I meant libgssapi_krb5.a, sorry for that).
A few remarks:
On AIX, you cannot see from the object file whether it is static or shared. For
that you have to examine the XCOFF header. As a general convention in AIX all
objects (static/shared) have the ".o" extension. Sear
On May 15, 2009, at 07:11, miguel.sand...@arcelormittal.com wrote:
> Moreover, since you're on AIX, adding -lsomelib as a XLC argument
> expects to find an archive libsomelib.a and not an object file.
> So you will have to archive the shared libraries with ar.
>
> F.e.
> The built created the sha
I don't thing your problem is Kerberos, but rather nss and pam finding
the account. Could also be telnet issues too.
matthew.garr...@external.total.com wrote:
> "Douglas E. Engert" wrote on 14/05/2009 20:13:25:
>
>> matthew.garr...@external.total.com wrote:
>>> Folks
>>>
>>> I am trying to set
Moreover, since you're on AIX, adding -lsomelib as a XLC argument expects to
find an archive libsomelib.a and not an object file.
So you will have to archive the shared libraries with ar.
F.e.
The built created the shared library gssapi_krb5.so (which is in AIX a bad name
for a shared library, a
Luke
The problem here lies in the fact that the libraries you build before you run
into the error are not included in the libpath (-L).
Could you try added the folder that contains the libraries as an addional
CFLAGS argument?
Met vriendelijke groet
Best regards
Bien à vous
Miguel SANDERS
Arce
"Douglas E. Engert" wrote on 14/05/2009 20:13:25:
>
> matthew.garr...@external.total.com wrote:
> > Folks
> >
> > I am trying to setup a Solaris 8 client to talk to Kerberos / Ldap
instead
> > of using NIS
> >
> > Ldap works fine e.g getent passwd
> > Displays the LDAP Pasword entries
>
