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FWIW I've never had broadcast NIS work all that well in linux. Instead, I |
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just list all my NIS server master/slaves. |
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On Tue, 19 Jul 2005, Jim Hatfield wrote: |
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> We have a Solaris based YP server. |
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> On a fresh install I set /etc/yp.conf to: |
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> domain insignia broadcast |
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> and set NISDOMAIN to "insignia" in /etc/conf.d/domainname. |
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> If I run "ypbind -debug" I get: |
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>> speyburn ~ # ypbind -debug |
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>> parsing config file |
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>> Trying entry: domain insignia broadcast |
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>> parsed domain 'insignia' broadcast |
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>> add_server() domain: insignia, broadcast |
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>> [Welcome to ypbind-mt, version 1.17.2] |
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>> |
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>> do_broadcast() for domain 'insignia' is called |
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>> Answer for domain 'insignia' from server 'panther.internal.local' |
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>> leave do_broadcast() for domain 'insignia' |
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>> Pinging all active server. |
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>> Pinging all active server. |
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> The YP server is correctly identified. I can ping it OK |
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> in another window. However if I do a ypwhich in another |
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> window I get: |
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>> speyburn ~ # ypwhich |
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>> can't yp_bind: Reason: Domain not bound |
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> It doesn't make any difference if I use the "-broken-server" |
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> flag. |
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> This was working fine on the machine which failed and I'm |
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> in the process of replacing, and I'm pretty sure I didn't |
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> do any more than the above. |
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Bryan Whitehead |
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Email:driver@×××××××××.net |
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