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I have a Solaris 10 system inherited from several previous admins. While trying to decipher a permissions issue, I ran "grpck" and it reported a ton of errors. Among them were these:
1. group name...

I have AD working with S10. I struggled a long time with it. Part of it was the pam.conf and the krb5.conf files. I assume you can ssh in as a local user so you've ruled out an sshd misconfiguration....

The problem with that MS link is that it never mentions the use of Active Directory. The Win2008R2 documentation says it can use either mapping or ADDS (or even AD lightweight LDAP).
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Here's my challenge. I have a RedHat7 machine running a statistical software package. It needs to NFS-mount directories from a Windows 2008R2 machine. The RH7 machine uses MSAD (Microsoft Active...

Here is a follow-up for someone who may someday come down this path. RedHat 7 does not used idmapd so there is no idmap.conf. It uses sssd, which has a parameter ldap_id_mapping which controls how it...

Enough. It produces the same result...just as expected. I'll figure it out myself. End of this discussion.

When an nfs-receiving system cannot resolve a groupname/gid, by default and design, it assigns that file/directory to the "nobody" group. Nobody is a real group. On RH7, it is gid 99.

What is...

You see the "oops" in your suggestion, correct? The group on one system is listed as "nobody" so ls -nd is going to show the gid (99) for nobody. On the other system, it's going to show the gid for...

I may be running afoul of the fact that unix can have the same name for a user and a group whereas that is not permitted in Active Directory. But that doesn't explain all of the cases.

Related to...

I'm not sure that is clear, but

sasserver:
[root@srv-sas-01 acrn]# ls -lid .
7 drwxrwx--x 51 jsmith nobody 66 Oct 24 07:24 .

nfsserver:
root@fs # ls -lid .
7 drwxrwx--x 51 jsmith prod ...

If I do an ls -l listing of the nfs-shared directories on the sas server they should show owner:group something like this
drwxrwx--- jbrown dev patches
drwxrws--- ssmith prod ...

I am having an issue with getting the proper group settings on NFS-shared directories.
NFS server, NFServe, nfs-shares hundreds of project directories...running Solaris 10 latest patches/updates....

It gets more interesting. I first built "test" from scratch last fall. Then I cloned it to "dev." Both of those were running 123.13.2 before the patches, which were done through the Penn State...

Three RH7 servers patched through a satellite and rebooted Sunday. Two of the three experienced issues with kernel 123.20.1 and were reporting logind and systemd errors, org.freedesktop subscription...

OSSEC.

Ossec has a feature that will create the hosts.deny file and populate it with "bad" ips.

There's nothing in root's (or anyone else's) crontabs that would do this.

Only root has write access to hosts.deny. The OSSEC group has read access.

Before lunch, I renamed hosts.deny to...

Well, here's the interesting thing. I use putty and turn on logging and the log is empty. So I use the SSH that comes with Cygwin and -vvv tells me that it checks the stuff in ~/.ssh, enables...

Two SPARC servers running latest patches on S10U11. When the mysql account logs into either machine from a windows 7 workstation via putty or other ssh program, the first attempt works fine. Trying...

Then look at 389 directory server.

Replacing this line in /var/ldap/ldap_client_file

NS_LDAP_SERVICE_SEARCH_DESC= group:cn=groups,cn=accounts,dc=aaa,dc=bbb,dc=dddd,dc=eee

with

NS_LDAP_SERVICE_SEARCH_DESC=...

The relevant entries are:
passwd: files ldap
group: files ldap

Everything else except hosts (files dns) is set to files.

I have a test environment which is running RedHat 6.5 Identity management. On the lab network are two Solaris 10 (U11) machines. I can successfully log into the S10 machines using the ldap...