NIS server delivers no passwords
- From: "Johannes M. Stolba" <forbajoe@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 21:28:19 +0200
Hi group,
I set up a NIS master server on my Debian Sarge (2.6 Kernel) machine to be able to serve Kubuntu 5.10 clients with authentification.
On the server I created a new user further on called USER to test the setup. This user does NOT exist on the client machines.
I made the required +::::... lines in: passwd, shadow, group and gshadow
Everything works fine. A "ypwhich -x" on the client gives back a list of the maps on the NIS server. A "ypmatch USER passwd" returns the line in the passwd file on the server which matches USER.
If I am root on the client machine I can even "su" to USER because there is no need to type in a password (since I am root already).
I can not log in as USER, I can not change USER's password. Everything where the client should receive the password from the NIS server fails :-(
Do you have any suggestions?
Kind regards,
Johannes
PS: I already tried a couple of things without success:
1.) changed the "compat" value in the nsswitch.conf to "files nis"
2.) tried to access the NIS server with a Debian machine (exactly same software versions than on the server): same problem!
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