Gilbert Sebenste wrote:
On Sat, 1 Aug 2009, Gilbert Sebenste wrote:
I'm getting this message emailed to me from my root account on every
machine I have LDM 6.8.0 on. Running the ldmadmin newlog command
manually yields no problems.
Couldn't invoke the ntpdate(1) utility, "ntpdate": No such file
or directory. Set the value of the variable "$ntpdate" in the
configuration-file, /home/ldm/etc/ldmadmin-pl.conf, to the pathname of
the ntpdate(1) utility.
You should either fix the problem (recommended) or disable time-checking
by setting the variable "$check_time" to 0 in the configuration-file,
/home/ldm/etc/ldmadmin-pl.conf, (not recommended).
Turns out that the answer is that RHEL and CentOS don't have paths for
/usr/sbin in their default .login or .bashrc files. Putting them in
there, or putting an absolute path into the ladmadmin-pl.conf entry
easily fixes the issue.
Otherwise, LDM 6.8.0 is working great.
Hmmm. Steve, I'd recommend adding the absolute path in the default
ldadmin-pl.conf. I'll explain Tuesday.
gerry
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