pam doesn't see nis

2003-08-20 Thread Peter Nome

I've been running into a problem with NIS on Debian -- everything looks like it should 
be working, but logins fail with pam saying user unknown.

Here's an example -- I can change the password, so clearly NIS is working, yet at the 
end the login fails:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# yppasswd student
Changing NIS account information for student on graywhale.
Please enter root password:
Changing NIS password for student on graywhale.
Please enter new password:
Please retype new password:

The NIS password has been changed on graywhale.

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# su student
su: Authentication service cannot retrieve authentication info.
(Ignored)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/root$

Here's what my auth.log says when I try ssh jellyfish -l student:

Aug 20 01:02:51 jellyfish ssh(pam_unix)[21143]: check pass; user unknown
Aug 20 01:02:51 jellyfish ssh(pam_unix)[21143]: authentication failure; logname= uid=0 
euid=0 tty=NODEVssh ruser= rhost=graywhale

I saw someone post the identical problem to debian-users (and receive no reply), so I 
guess it affects a number of people.

Oh, and I should mention: I had this working! Late July, after the last nis upgrade. I 
did some other upgrade, no idea what, and got the problem. ypcat passwd and all kinds 
of other NIS map commands work fine. 

This is an updated Debian sid running nis 3.9-6.3. I'm setting this up for a high 
school lab (remotely), and we're all ready to go aside from this.

Please cc me -- any suggestions much appreciated! I'm happy to suppy more information.

Cheers,
Peter


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Re: pam doesn't see nis

2003-08-20 Thread Peter Nome
Quoting Jamie Heilman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=204711
 

Thanks for the help on the NIS problem -- it's a known bug in sid (glibc/libc6 most 
likely).

Sid sometimes gets mistaken for the boy next door who destroys toys, quite unfairly.
He's the guy in the choir, with a very occasional spitball.

Cheers,
Peter


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pam doesn't see nis

2003-08-20 Thread Peter Nome

I've been running into a problem with NIS on Debian -- everything looks like it 
should be working, but logins fail with pam saying user unknown.

Here's an example -- I can change the password, so clearly NIS is working, yet 
at the end the login fails:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# yppasswd student
Changing NIS account information for student on graywhale.
Please enter root password:
Changing NIS password for student on graywhale.
Please enter new password:
Please retype new password:

The NIS password has been changed on graywhale.

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# su student
su: Authentication service cannot retrieve authentication info.
(Ignored)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/root$

Here's what my auth.log says when I try ssh jellyfish -l student:

Aug 20 01:02:51 jellyfish ssh(pam_unix)[21143]: check pass; user unknown
Aug 20 01:02:51 jellyfish ssh(pam_unix)[21143]: authentication failure; 
logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty=NODEVssh ruser= rhost=graywhale

I saw someone post the identical problem to debian-users (and receive no 
reply), so I guess it affects a number of people.

Oh, and I should mention: I had this working! Late July, after the last nis 
upgrade. I did some other upgrade, no idea what, and got the problem. ypcat 
passwd and all kinds of other NIS map commands work fine. 

This is an updated Debian sid running nis 3.9-6.3. I'm setting this up for a 
high school lab (remotely), and we're all ready to go aside from this.

Please cc me -- any suggestions much appreciated! I'm happy to suppy more 
information.

Cheers,
Peter



Re: pam doesn't see nis

2003-08-20 Thread Peter Nome
Quoting Jamie Heilman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=204711
 

Thanks for the help on the NIS problem -- it's a known bug in sid (glibc/libc6 
most likely).

Sid sometimes gets mistaken for the boy next door who destroys toys, quite 
unfairly.
He's the guy in the choir, with a very occasional spitball.

Cheers,
Peter