sdkp2-yast2-slp-server

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User sets up SLP in YaST and it enters all parameters in lower case in the /etc/slp.conf file. This causes the slpd to ignore those parameters and use the default values. Example parameters: net.slp.usescopes net.slp.isda net.slp.daaddresses They should be: net.slp.useScopes net.slp.isDA net.slp.DAAddresses Use the default /etc/slp.conf file from the openslp package to view the correct case for each and all of the parameters. This is causing SLP configuration to keep default settings. So if the user wants to configure SLP to an SLPDA, the OES2 server will not because the parameter is in lower case and it is not recognized. Like wise, they are unable to use scope names other than DEFAULT and are not able to setup the OES2 server as an SLPDA server. We can workaround the issue by manually editing the /etc/slp.conf file and changing the parameters to their proper case and restarting the slp daemon. The problem with this is that the parameters get changed back after running the SLP server plugin again, even if no changes are made. User sets up SLP in YaST and it enters all parameters in lower case in the /etc/slp.conf file. This causes the slpd to ignore those parameters and use the default values. Example parameters: net.slp.usescopes net.slp.isda net.slp.daaddresses They should be: net.slp.useScopes net.slp.isDA net.slp.DAAddresses Use the default /etc/slp.conf file from the openslp package to view the correct case for each and all of the parameters. This is causing SLP configuration to keep default settings. So if the user wants to configure SLP to an SLPDA, the OES2 server will not because the parameter is in lower case and it is not recognized. Like wise, they are unable to use scope names other than DEFAULT and are not able to setup the OES2 server as an SLPDA server. We can workaround the issue by manually editing the /etc/slp.conf file and changing the parameters to their proper case and restarting the slp daemon. The problem with this is that the parameters get changed back after running the SLP server plugin again, even if no changes are made. recommended yast2-slp-server noarch 0e798844f68e5f5acd689b9816a1d9261c24241c