what is this TT_DB directory?
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SUMMARY: what is this TT_DB directory?From: Christopher L. Barnard (
cbarnard@cs.uchicago.edu
)
Date: Wed Aug 28 1996 - 16:02:44 CDT
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I asked:
> I think this one is quick-and-easy, but I'm not finding a reference to
> it anywhere. What is the "TT_DB/" directory that my tripwire processes
> keep turning up? There seems to be this subdirectory with some sort
> of database files at the root of almost every local filesystem or
> hard-mounted NFS filesystem (but not automounted) on my Solaris
> machines. A search on "TT_DB" in the Solaris 2 FAQ doesn't turn up
> anything, and I haven't found anything with man -k to give me any
> ideas... Any ideas anyone has would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
> much.
It seems I hit upon a good question to ask: I got 15 responses and
9 me-toos (I'm bcc-ing this email to you nine folks directly).
The answer is the Tool Talk database. I don't actually use any
Tooltalk functionality (that I know of), but the rpc.ttdbserverd line
is in your /etc/inetd.conf file by default, so its running. people
suggested man pages for rpc.ttdbserverd, partition_map, ttsession,
and others.
Thanks to Thomas White (
twhite@bear.com
) for providing me with the
SunSolve info regarding the TT_DB directories and how to fix the
problem. I have followed the below instructions to move /TT_DB and
/usr/TT_DB to /var/tooltalk/root and /var/tooltalk/usr, where tripwire
will happily let them grow and be quiet about it. For everyone's
edification, here is the entire SunSolve bug report on this:
-----8]ahill@lanser.net
(Alan Hill)
sweh@mpn.com
(Stephen Harris)
Lusty Wench ]lusty@aimnet.com
>
fpardo@tisny.com
(Frank Pardo)
twhite@bear.com
(Thomas White)
daves@adnc.com
(David Schiffrin)
Karen Kelley ]kkelley@tellabs.com
>
mike@trdlnk.com
(Michael Sullivan)
Davin Milun ]milun@cs.Buffalo.EDU
>
Mr T Crummey ]tom@sees.bangor.ac.uk
>
Mike Rembis ]ebumfr@ebu.ericsson.se
>
Mark Fogelson ]fogelson@sentientnet.com
>
gibian@stars1.hanscom.af.mil
(Marc S. Gibian)
jworache@uns-dv1.jcpenney.com
(John R Worachek)
t015218@et.swissbank.com
(Pierre Sidler - 022/376.44.27)
Matthew Stier - BSG Corporation ]matthew.stier@imonics.com
>
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