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如何修复损坏或丢失的名称服务文件

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适用于

  • ONTAP 9
  • 名称服务

说明

即使集群级别上的 vserver 空间中的名称服务文件看起来正常(位于集群配置数据库和内存中),例如:

::> services name-service unix-user show -vserver svm
               User            User   Group  Full
Vserver        Name            ID     ID     Name
-------------- --------------- ------ ------ --------------------------------
svm            nobody          65535  65535
svm            pcuser          65534  65534
svm            root            0      1

::> services name-service unix-group show -vserver svm
Vserver        Name                ID
-------------- ------------------- ----------
svm            daemon              1
svm            nobody              65535
svm            pcuser              65534
svm            root                0

::> services name-service ns-switch show -vserver svm
                               Source
Vserver         Database       Order
--------------- ------------   ---------
svm             hosts          files,
                                 dns
svm             group          files
svm             passwd         files
svm             netgroup       files
svm             namemap        files

::> services name-service dns show -vserver svm
                        Vserver: svm
                        Domains: x.x.x
                   Name Servers: x.x.x
                 Timeout (secs): 2
               Maximum Attempts: 1

  • vserver 空间中仍然需要有本机名称服务文件
  • 如果这些名称服务文件损坏、损坏或丢失,Security Daemon (SECD) 将报告这些事件,例如:

[kern_secd:info] ERR  :NSLIBC: Vsid = 3 Failed to open file: /mroot/etc/cluster_config/vserver/.vserver_3/config/name_services//etc/pwd.db. Error: No such file or directory
[kern_secd:info] info :NSLIBC: Vsid = 3 Could not stat file: /mroot/etc/cluster_config/vserver/.vserver_3/config/name_services//etc/nsswitch.conf. Error: No such file or directory
[kern_secd:info] ERR  :NSLIBC: Vsid = 3 Failed to open file: /mroot/etc/cluster_config/vserver/.vserver_3/config/name_services//etc/group. Error: No such file or directory

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