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OMSA login failed
Hy,
After installing Cent OS on server omsa was working ok, i could login normaly with root pass and everything was working ok. As we need cpanel in company also installation of Cpanel was done and after installation of cpanel i can access omsa from adress https://xxx.xxx.xxx:1311 bu cannot login anymore. I always get message Loging failed. I am loging on as root and pass is ok and works normaly for other programs only omsa is refusing to login.
Tried to add :
modprobe ipmi_si
modprobe ipmi_devintf
srvadmin-services.sh restart
but didnt help.
Any sugestions?
tnx
Liano
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May 20th, 2009 17:00
I am trying to install the following and yum says it is already installed.
pam-0.99.6.2-4.el5.i386
I assume this is the 32-bit package.
Liano
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May 21st, 2009 12:00
Update,
I've tried to install the various PAM packages in their i386 incarnations (assuming these are indeed the 32-bit versions I need) but each time I try one it always says 'nothing to do....already installed'.
That being said when I do a locate on pam_hulk.so I only see one copy of the file in the /lib64/ . Don't want to assume too much but you would think the file would exist at two locations?!?
Do I need to force the install of the 32-bit libraries? Not sure where to go from here.
Liano
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May 22nd, 2009 11:00
I ws finally able to resolve the problem by finding a 32-bit copy of pam_hulk.so and installing it inthe /lib/security/ folder. I got my copy here: http://olenberg.org/sitefram/files/1.txt/lib/security/
It was not easy to find but everything works now. Thanks for everyones help.
mutface
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February 1st, 2010 07:00
My configuration
Centos : 5.4
Kernel : 2.6.18-164
Poweredge : R710
Dual Quadcore Xeon 2.26
OpenManage Version : 6.2
I spent almost a day trying to sort it out and finally managed to find a 32-bit copy of pam_hulk.so.
SOLUTION
cd /lib/security/
wget http://www.mutface.com/server/pam_hulk.so
chmod 755 pam_hulk.so
I have uploaded pam_hulk.so so that if anyone else has problems finding this file they can just download it from the above resource. Also remember to change the permission of the file to something executable otherwise it may not work.