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I don't have any experience with NIS, but I have been |
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reading a lot about it a couple years ago. |
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I think you should look in /etc/nsswitch and add(or |
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change) the line: |
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shadow: files |
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AFAIK that should prevent the system from reading |
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passwords from the NIS server |
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Hope it helps, |
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Leon Schoorl |
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--- Jason Qualkenbush |
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<Jason.Qualkenbush@××××××××××.com> wrote: > I'll get |
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right into my problem. I have an internal |
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> web server that I |
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> don't want anyone but me to log into. However, this |
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> webserver needs to |
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> use NIS/NFS so it can automount users home |
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> directories for public_html. |
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> I tried to restrict people from logging in using |
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> these lines in passwd: |
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> +myusername:::::: |
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> +:!!:+:+:+:+:/bin/false |
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> Shouldn't that allow "myusername" to log in and deny |
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> anyone else? This |
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> really is more of a "Should I be doing it this way?" |
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> kind of question I |
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> guess. |
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> -Jason |
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