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Post 11112 by farzolito on Thursday 29th of November 2001 06:02:58 AM
11-29-2001
hi, thx for your patience...
>>Okay, I'm a little confused now
*sorry, sorry for my bad english...
>>You have an NIS master and an NIS slave. Host server1 is an NIS client bound to the NIS slave?
*yes, server1 is bind to nisslave1( and every other slaves work fine )
>>I think you said that ypcat group on server1 shows the correct data. Is this true?
*yes, it is surprising, but i think correct data come from passwd.byname or group.byname, i think i have a synchronisation Pb with group.bygid and passwd.byuid.
>>what makes you think the group map is not getting updated. On which machine is ypcat failing to show the correct info?
* i have a user1 in group1(GID=100) (this group exists for a long time)
i have a user2 in group2(GID=200) (this group is a newly created group)
on the server1
when i create a file with user1, the file owner is user1 group1
when i create a file with user2, the file owner is user2 200
on a server2 which binds to an other nis slave ( nisslave2) the owner is
user1 group 1 & user2 group2
and on nisslave2 the synchronisation is ok...
that's why i think it could be a nis probleme.
>>Okay, I'm a little confused now
*sorry, sorry for my bad english...
>>You have an NIS master and an NIS slave. Host server1 is an NIS client bound to the NIS slave?
*yes, server1 is bind to nisslave1( and every other slaves work fine )
>>I think you said that ypcat group on server1 shows the correct data. Is this true?
*yes, it is surprising, but i think correct data come from passwd.byname or group.byname, i think i have a synchronisation Pb with group.bygid and passwd.byuid.
>>what makes you think the group map is not getting updated. On which machine is ypcat failing to show the correct info?
* i have a user1 in group1(GID=100) (this group exists for a long time)
i have a user2 in group2(GID=200) (this group is a newly created group)
on the server1
when i create a file with user1, the file owner is user1 group1
when i create a file with user2, the file owner is user2 200
on a server2 which binds to an other nis slave ( nisslave2) the owner is
user1 group 1 & user2 group2
and on nisslave2 the synchronisation is ok...
that's why i think it could be a nis probleme.
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yppoll
yppoll(8) System Manager's Manual yppoll(8) NAME
yppoll - return version and master server of a NIS map SYNOPSIS
yppoll [ -h host ] [ -d domain ] mapname DESCRIPTION
yppoll OPTIONS
-h host Ask the NIS server process running on host for information about mapname. If host is not specified, the server polled is the default server returned by ypwhich(1). -d domain Specify a domain other than the default domain as returned by domainname(8). SEE ALSO
domainname(8), ypbind(8), ypcat(8), ypmatch(1), ypserv(8), ypset(8), ypwhich(1) AUTHOR
yppoll is part of the yp-tools package, which was written by Thorsten Kukuk <kukuk@linux-nis.org>. YP Tools 2.14 April 2010 yppoll(8)