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Old 12-09-2003, 01:33 PM   #1
HeReigns
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NIS db issue


User NIS experience:
Novice

Environment:
RH 7.0 Master NIS server
RH 6.1 Slave

Problem:
User/Group account mis-matches

When I add a user to the system via Master NIS server it does create entries in the /etc/passwd and /etc/group and a home directory for the user.

But it gives incorrect user ownsership to the home directory. Not able to detect a consistent pattern of user account mappings. Appears sporadic.

If I give the correct user ownership to the home directory on the Slave server - the Master then incorrectly associates the home directory.

Blah - catch 22. Basically no matter what I do the mappings are incorrect. So should I copy the /etc/passwd and the /etc/group files from the Master to the Slave and restart ypserv and ypbind?

Any ideas you might have regarding this issue are greatly appreciated!
 
  


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