HP UX Bastille Software Cannot use X because $DISPLAY is not set, System is in original state

5.3.2 Cannot use X because $DISPLAY is not set

You request the X interface, but the $DISPLAY environment variable is not set. Set the environment variable to the desired display to correct the problem.

5.3.3 System is in original state

You attempt to revert changes with the -roption, but there are no changes to revert.

5.3.4 HP-UX Bastille must be run as root

HP-UX Bastille must be run as the root user because the changes affect system files.

5.3.5 Problems opening, copying, or reading files

Error messages citing problems performing these operations are usually related to NFS file systems that do not trust the root user on the local machine. Consult the options section in the fstab(4) manpage for details.

5.3.6 Errors related to individual configuration files

Errors about individual configuration files indicate:

•That a system is too heavily modified for HP-UX Bastille to make effective changes.

•That the files, locations, or permissions of the HP-UX Bastille installation directories have been changed.

5.3.7HP Secure Shell locks you out of your system immediately when passwords

expire

You might need PAM patch: PHCO_24839 (HP-UX 11.11) available at the HP IT Resource Center:

https://www2.itrc.hp.com/service/patch/mainPage.do

5.3.8 HP-UX Bastille configures a firewall using IPFilter

The most common conflicts are with firewalls. When a network service is not working, and it is not turned off by HP-UX Bastille, verify the firewall rules pass the ports needed. For more information, see ipfstat(8) and ipmon(8).

5.3.9 Security Patch Check

Security Patch Check is being deprecated in favor of SWA.

5.3.10 Rerun HP-UX Bastille after installing new software or applying new patches

Installing new software or applying new patches might change the system state. On HP-UX, if vendor-specific fix scripts are run with swverify using either the -x fix=true option or the -Foption, then rerun HP-UX Bastille.

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