Fixed Oracle workaround to use non-devel libraries

ns/nsd.secure.sysconfig

-# Arguments for the nsd
-#   -f              remain in the foreground
-#   -c <path>       configuration file
-#   -l <logfile>    the path to the name server log file
-#   -r              start in read-only mode
-#   -t <nbthreads>  the number of server threads
-#   -s              enable security
-#   -n <nshostname> the name of the nshostname used in log files
-#
-# Options to pass to the ns daemon
-NSD_OPTIONS=-s
-
-# Should we run with another limit on the core file size than the default?
-#DAEMON_COREFILE_LIMIT=unlimited
-
-# This is required to avoid a clash of symbols with the ORACLE 11 libraries, that is redefining
-# symbols of these 5 libraries in an incompatible way, making kerberos unusable.
-# This set is the minimum set of libraries to be preloaded. An alternative is to
-# recompile nsd with an explicit dependencies on these libraries (and putting these
-# libraries before the oracle one in the link statement).
-# However, we hope to have a fixed oracle library in the future, thus we using the preloading trick
-export LD_PRELOAD=libgssapi.so.2:libgssapi_krb5.so:libkrb5.so:libkrb5support.so:libcom_err.so
-
-# disable kerberos replay cache for performance reasons
-# the security risk is acceptable
 export KRB5RCACHETYPE=none
+#workaround for ORACLE11g shipping own GSSAPI
+export LD_PRELOAD=libgssapi.so.2:libgssapi_krb5.so.2:libkrb5.so.3:libkrb5support.so.0:libcom_err.so.2
+DAEMON_COREFILE_LIMIT=unlimited
+NSD_OPTIONS="-s -t 15"