HP-UX AAA Server A.07.01 Administrator's Guide

The following files are installed into the following directory hierarchy on installation:
Table 19-1 lists files related to db_srv.
Table 19-1 Files Related to db_srv
ContentsFiles
/opt/aaa/aatv
• Server modules and plug-ins
• The directory where the Actions are placed
Server daemons and utilities:
/opt/aaa/bin
• db_srv: The Oracle client daemon for authentication
• start_db_srv: Script to start the Oracle client daemon
• stop_db_srv: Script to stop the Oracle client daemon
Sample scripts:
/opt/aaa/examples/oracle
• create.sql: SQL script to create Oracle users table
• delete.sql: Sample SQL script to delete Oracle user records
• insert.sql: Sample SQL script to add Oracle user records
Default configuration files. Files residing here are copied to /etc/
opt/aaa directory during installation
/opt/aaa/newconfig
Directories where db_srv.8 manpage is installed/opt/aaa/share/man/man5
Configuration Files
/etc/opt/aaa
db_srv.opt: Configuration script for db_srv environment
variables
Oracle Compatibility
The ORACLE module can only retrieve a user’s password, a limited set of attributes
as reply items, and no attributes as check or deny items from the Oracle database. The
ORACLE module currently does not handle the logging of Accounting-Requests.
The Oracle Database Structure
The basic architecture of an Oracle database includes many different logical and physical
storage structures. This section only covers those structures as they relate to the
configuration of an Oracle database for AAA server access.
The Oracle Information Model
An Oracle database is divided into one or more logical storage structures. The
highest-level structures are table spaces and user schema. These structures provide
two categories that data may be logically grouped. Data belonging to one table space
may belong to different schema, and data for one schema may belong to different table
spaces.
250 Oracle Authentication (Supported Using SQL Access)