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...mounted /home directories does not appear to work as expected. Initially it automounts all the home directories, and copies the tree. However, when I run the same command a second time, it deletes all the files for with the /home directory happened to be unmounted. Some more details: Using 'ypmatch -k auto.home', I generate a list of /home/ directories to backup using ypmatch (see example below). Because the directories are explicitly included in the 'include list', I would expect them to get automounted, and picked up by rsync. I am using 2.5.6 with --include-from=see.exampl...

http://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=212 ------- Additional Comments From Michael.Gerdts at alcatel.com 2002-04-11 00:33 ------- This patch also changes the behavior of ssh-keyscan when a hostname does not resolve. I have changed the condition from fatal() to error() so that the scan does not quit when it runs across a bad hostname. ------- You are receiving this mail because:

...mine what the settings for SYS_GID_MIN/SYS_GID_MAX on RHEL/CentOS are. None of the 5/6 machines I have access to list them in login.defs. Even assuming relatively conservative values of 201/499, resp. (examples from other distros include 101/999), this doesn't add up. # grep munin /etc/group # ypmatch munin group # wc -l /etc/group 100 /etc/group # grep SYS_GID /etc/login.defs # Any ideas? Information seems to be pretty thin on the ground.

...rks around it. * When I login (with either ssh or Putty), the current directory seems to be set strangely. This environment uses NFS and NIS extensively. Rather than try to explain, I'll just paste: imadev:~$ grep $LOGNAME /etc/passwd +wooledg::0:0:::/usr/local/bin/bash imadev:~$ ypmatch $LOGNAME passwd wooledg:XXXXXXXXXXXXX:563:22:Greg Wooledge:/net/home/wooledg:/bin/ksh imadev:~$ ypmatch /net/home auto.master auto.home -rw,hard,intr imadev:~$ ypmatch $LOGNAME auto.home imadev:/usrs/wooledg imadev:~$ ls -ld /net/home/wooledg lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root...

...y defined on the unix system. So idmap_rid would not use the correct uid/gid numbers. Or am I missing something? I'm thinking perhaps I should implement an idmap_script backend that does something similar to idmap_nis.sh https://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/29414590/ But, instead of using ypmatch (as in idmap_nis.sh) I would use "getent passwd" calls instead to map between uid/gid and the SID number from wbinfo. Thanks for listening and helping :-) -- Norman Gaywood, Computer Systems Officer School of Science and Technology University of New England Armidale NSW 2351, Australia...

..._GID_MIN/SYS_GID_MAX on RHEL/CentOS are. None of the 5/6 > machines I have access to list them in login.defs. Even assuming > relatively conservative values of 201/499, resp. (examples from other > distros include 101/999), this doesn't add up. > > # grep munin /etc/group > # ypmatch munin group > # wc -l /etc/group > 100 /etc/group > # grep SYS_GID /etc/login.defs > # > > Any ideas? Information seems to be pretty thin on the ground. > > _______________________________________________ > CentOS mailing list > CentOS at centos.org > https://li...

...zi.de of domain fzi in netgroup hosts-secure-ids gave No [2002/09/09 20:11:01, 0] lib/access.c:check_access(325) Denied connection from horch.fzi.de (141.21.7.54) -------- So it looks for the ip-address and then for the fqdn of the client in the nis-map but in this map the entry for this host is ypmatch -k hosts-ids netgroup hosts-ids (horch,,fzi) Since every other service using NIS runs fine, I think the problem lies on samba, (possibly I have to set any flag so that samba tries to lookup the short host-name, but I have found none) Gruss Ulli -- \ Ulli Hochholdinger...

...ons. You should fix your upgrade procedure. > Or am I missing something? > > I'm thinking perhaps I should implement an idmap_script backend that > does something similar to idmap_nis.sh > > https://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/29414590/ > > But, instead of using ypmatch (as in idmap_nis.sh) I would use "getent > passwd" calls instead to map between uid/gid and the SID number from > wbinfo. > > Thanks for listening and helping :-) -- Gruss Harry Jede

...; Or am I missing something? No, that is how the 'rid' backend works. > > I'm thinking perhaps I should implement an idmap_script backend that > does something similar to idmap_nis.sh > > https://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/29414590/ > > But, instead of using ypmatch (as in idmap_nis.sh) I would use "getent > passwd" calls instead to map between uid/gid and the SID number from > wbinfo. Well, you could, but I feel you are missing the whole point behind AD, it gives you just one point of management. You create your users and groups as windows us...

Hi, I have both linux and solaris NIS client against a Solaris NIS Server, but my linux box are shamefully slow compare to solaris some sample: on Solaris 5.8: # ypwhich transporter02.domain.com # time id userid uid=36923(userid) gid=36923(u_036923) real 0.0 user 0.0 sys 0.0 on Linux: [root at linux]# ypwhich transporter02.domain.com [root at amsdc2-n-s04taw root]# time

...entOS are. None of the 5/6 > > machines I have access to list them in login.defs. Even assuming > > relatively conservative values of 201/499, resp. (examples from other > > distros include 101/999), this doesn't add up. > > > > # grep munin /etc/group > > # ypmatch munin group > > # wc -l /etc/group > > 100 /etc/group > > # grep SYS_GID /etc/login.defs > > # > > > > Any ideas? Information seems to be pretty thin on the ground. > > > > _______________________________________________ > > CentOS mailing l...

On 1 March 2018 at 18:49, Rowland Penny <rpenny at samba.org> wrote: > > > idmap range not specified for domain '*' > > ERROR: Invalid idmap range for domain *! > > > > You haven't set the 'idmap config' lines correctly, which may mean you > are using sssd instead. If this is the case, then you are asking in the > wrong place, you need to

...ALOUTPUT}".ps MESSAGE=$(echo "$MESSAGE\nYou can find the postscript file there as well.") chmod $PERMS "${FINALOUTPUT}".ps "${FINALOUTPUT}".pdf else rm -f $INPUT chmod $PERMS "${FINALOUTPUT}".pdf fi rm -f $OUTPUT EMAIL=`ypmatch $USERNAME passwd | awk -F: '{ print $5 }' | sed 's|.*,||'` cat - <<EOMAIL | mutt -e 'set from=cifs-srvr1@_____________ realname="PDF Print Service"' -s "PDF for job $NAME created at `date`" -a "${FINALOUTPUT}".pdf -a "${FINALOUTPUT}&q...

The contents are the wip.testme branch currently on salsa. I combined the wip.initscript and wip.oxenstored into this and added more things today. I think this is pretty gtg and it's smoke tested (in several cases by scping files around instead of doing package build), so it needs a final extra review and test round before putting it in master branch (which I don't want to force push). I