Re: FreeBSD NIS Server/Slave && DES

2003-06-19 Thread Ceri Davies
On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 11:55:09AM -0700, Mike Hogsett wrote:
> 
> > Hmmm.  Ok.  I edited both files to list des rather than md5, but when I
> > run 'passwd -l root' on my local box as a test I still appear to be
> > getting an md5 password in the local master.passwd file.
> > 
> > root:$1$/DW5l0iK$rVSJNci3lX3kfIa3w5bK50:0:0::0:0:Charlie &:/root:/bin/csh
> > 
> > Suggestions?
> 
> Sorry.  Operator Error right there in front of my face in /etc/login.conf
> 
> # Remember to rebuild the database after each change to this file:
> #
> #   cap_mkdb /etc/login.conf

Cool; glad that worked for you.  I've just committed an update to the handbook,
so thanks for pointing out that it needed doing.

Ceri
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Re: FreeBSD NIS Server/Slave && DES

2003-06-19 Thread Mike Hogsett

> Hmmm.  Ok.  I edited both files to list des rather than md5, but when I
> run 'passwd -l root' on my local box as a test I still appear to be
> getting an md5 password in the local master.passwd file.
> 
> root:$1$/DW5l0iK$rVSJNci3lX3kfIa3w5bK50:0:0::0:0:Charlie &:/root:/bin/csh
> 
> Suggestions?

Sorry.  Operator Error right there in front of my face in /etc/login.conf

# Remember to rebuild the database after each change to this file:
#
#   cap_mkdb /etc/login.conf

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Re: FreeBSD NIS Server/Slave && DES

2003-06-19 Thread Mike Hogsett

> > How do I configure FreeBSD to use DES?  Specifically if I run a FreeBSD
> > NIS master how do I get rpc.yppasswdd and yppasswd to play nice?
> 
> Look in /etc/login.conf:
> 
>   default:\
>   :passwd_format=des:\
> 
> Look in /etc/auth.conf:
> 
>   crypt_default   =   des

Hmmm.  Ok.  I edited both files to list des rather than md5, but when I
run 'passwd -l root' on my local box as a test I still appear to be
getting an md5 password in the local master.passwd file.

root:$1$/DW5l0iK$rVSJNci3lX3kfIa3w5bK50:0:0::0:0:Charlie &:/root:/bin/csh

Suggestions?
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Re: FreeBSD NIS Server/Slave && DES

2003-06-19 Thread Ceri Davies
On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 11:41:02AM -0700, Mike Hogsett wrote:
> 
> The FreeBSD Handbook section 19.8.11 appears to be out of date.  The
> output of the method shown to see if the FreeBSD box is using DES or MD5
> has no resemblance to what I see on my box.

Aargh.  That is out of date.

> How do I configure FreeBSD to use DES?  Specifically if I run a FreeBSD
> NIS master how do I get rpc.yppasswdd and yppasswd to play nice?

Look in /etc/login.conf:

default:\
:passwd_format=des:\

Look in /etc/auth.conf:

crypt_default   =   des

Ceri
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FreeBSD NIS Server/Slave && DES

2003-06-19 Thread Mike Hogsett

The FreeBSD Handbook section 19.8.11 appears to be out of date.  The
output of the method shown to see if the FreeBSD box is using DES or MD5
has no resemblance to what I see on my box.

How do I configure FreeBSD to use DES?  Specifically if I run a FreeBSD
NIS master how do I get rpc.yppasswdd and yppasswd to play nice?

If I run yppasswd on my FreeBSD NIS client my password entry in our
password file on the NIS master ends up with an MD5 password so I can no
longer log into my Solaris NIS client.

 - Mike Hogsett




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