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rgsender to specify the PAM authentication module to be used by the RGS Sender. For example,
you might need to add the following line to the file:.
auth optional /lib/security/pam_custom.1
The RGS Sender will not accept remote connections when a DNS name inquiry does not resolve to a
valid/active IP address—it expects to fully resolve the machine name to an active network connection
IP. To test this, the command hostname -i should report an active IP address for the qualified
hostname. Failure to resolve this address from a qualified hostname may result in remote connection
errors. One way to address the hostname/IP name resolution is to edit the /etc/hosts file, and bind the
machine name to its proper IP address as follows:
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain
88.1.89.122 blade2 blade2.datacenter.com
Manually disabling Easy Login on Linux
Easy Login can be disabled on Linux by adding the following properties to the rgsenderconfig file:
Rgsender.IsAnonymousConnectionForceEnabled=0
Rgsender.IsClassicEasyLogonEnabled=0
Uninstalling the RGS Sender on Linux
To uninstall the RGS Sender on Linux:
1. Log in as root.
2. If the default install.sh was used, then the following command reports some variation of the
following packages:
# rpm -qa | grep -i rgsender
rgsender_linux_64-5.4.8-1
rgsender_config_64-5.4.8-1
3. To remove the rgsender package (and corresponding configuration rpm if used), execute the
command:
rpm -e --allmatches rgsender_linux_64 rgsender_config_64
4. If rgsender_config_64-*.rpm was installed, it must be removed first (or together as
demonstrated above) before removing the rgsender_linux_64-*.rpm package. This
resolves dependencies between the packages and undoes the previous customizations
performed by this rpm. If you are upgrading your system from a previous version of RGS, it is
suggested that you remove both packages and apply the new software rpms for supported
results.
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