[247] in SIPB_Linux_Development
quiche developments
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (ghudson@MIT.EDU)
Mon Dec 6 23:47:34 1993
From: ghudson@MIT.EDU
Date: Mon, 6 Dec 93 23:46:54 EST
To: linux-dev@MIT.EDU
I didn't see any mail to linux-dev, so I assumed that the best thing
to do right now is get things operational.
The resolver was complaining about a misformatted line "multi" in
/etc/host.conf, so I moved /etc/host.conf to /etc/host.conf.huh? (with
the question mark) and I now don't seem to have any problem resolving
names.
I repaired the /usr/include/linux link, which was pointing to
../../src/linux/include/linux, instead of ../src/linux/include/linux.
I built and installed gcc 2.5.5.
I created /usr/athena and /usr/athena/src so that it gets mounted. I
also created the other /usr/athena directories, and symlinks to
/bin/athena and /etc/athena. I'd like to keep /usr/local separate
from /usr/athena unless there's a good reason not to.
I put /usr/src and /usr/athena/src in /etc/exports and restarted
mountd and nfsd.
I installed kerberos, including the admin stuff. I don't remember
having the admin stuff before; we may want to nuke it.
I copied /etc/athena/krb.{conf,realms} from deathtongue.
We weren't getting off the subnet, so I fixed
/etc/install/system_config to have the right broadcast and gateway
addresses.
We're in the GMT time zone, because nothing's setting TZ. We also
don't have /etc/athena/gettime. kinit works fine when the time is set
correctly. With Sal's help, I fixed the time zone.
I set the root password.
I added ni:/afs to /etc/fstab and mounted it. I installed afs-nfs and
attach, and Sal created /usr/athena/afs-nfs-host containing
"ni.mit.edu".
Sal installed zephyr, added /mit/linux/packages/services.add to
/etc/services. He also added the Kerberos services to
/etc/inetd.conf.
Sal installed delete. It works. He installed hesiod and hesinfo. It
works. He installed from. It doesn't work, so he deinstalled it. He
installed dash. It works. We got Jonathan to make us a srvtab.
Sal is currently working on getting xlogin to work. We should be able
to get things operational soon, and then work on packaging.
--GBH