Chapter 7 HPSS User Interface Configuration
422 September 2002 HPSS Installation Guide
Release 4.5, Revision 2
1. Compilethe client library with kerberos mode enabled and link with the kerberos libraries.
Use the following flags:
-lkrb5 -lcrypto -lcom_err
Make sure the linker knows where to find these libraries using the-L flag.
2. Callhpss_SetAuthType in your client program if other authentication modes have been
enabled in the client
3. Runkinit to get the initial credentials for the desired principal
4. Make sure you use the fully qualified hostname when specifying the name of the target
Non-DCE Gateway machine. This is usually set in the environment variable
HPSS_NDCG_SERVERS.
7.3 FTP Daemon Configuration
Thereare four steps that must be performed prior to using the FTP user interface to transfer HPSS
data:
1. Verifying the FTP Initial Configuration
2. Configuring the FTP Daemon Syslog
3. Defining the FTP Access
4. Creating FTP Users
These steps are described in more detail in the paragraphs that follow.

Step 1. Verifying the FTP Configuration

During the HPSS infrastructure configuration phase, the following files were modified by the
mkhpss script to add the required FTP configuration:
•/etc/services—Verify that thehpssftp and hpssftp-data entries were added correctly. If
possible, consider moving the ftp and ftp-data components to some other ports (4020/
4021) and assign the hpssftp andhpssftp-data to ports 20/21. Reinitialize inetd after
making these changes:
% refresh –s inetd

(AIX only)

or determine the pid for inetd and perform the following (all platforms):
% kill –1 pid
•/etc/inetd.conf—Verify that thehpssftp entry was added correctly. The flags described
belowcan be used in modifying this entry. Note that the flags are preceded by a dash (“-”)
and that single character flags can be grouped in one argument (e.g.,-adhvLSUX). If