On Wed, Aug 24, 2005 at 06:48:11PM -0500, Ron Croonenberg wrote:
> What I want is a local user on "that" machine (a backup server) to run
> vos and create dumpfiles on that machine. Only very few (uuhh just
> me) are allowed on that machine.
> I know I need to install afs in some sort of fash
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Hi Kim,
I noticed that the -loca
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Hi Kim,
I noticed that the -localauth had somet
uestion is secure/limited access, which yours is.
Kim
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Hi,
I have installed/s
exactly!!
What I want is a local user on "that" machine (a backup server) to run
vos and create dumpfiles on that machine. Only very few (uuhh just
me) are allowed on that machine.
I know I need to install afs in some sort of fashio, that's ok BUT I do
not want anyone to be able to log in to
--On Wednesday, August 24, 2005 6:10 PM -0400 "Ron Croonenberg"
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Uhm, ok, someone else suggested to not do any "pam" stuff.. that way
afs = users can simply not use the machine.
I thought that maybe there was some "elegant" way to do what I wanted.
Ron,
I may
Hi,
I have installed/setup :
openafs-1.2.13-rhel3.0.1
openafs-client-1.2.13-rhel3.0.1
openafs-kernel-1.2.13-rhel3.0.1
now if I try to do a vos dump like :
vos dump -id homestaff.cowboy.backup -f
/data/afs-dump/homestaff.cowboy.backup -localauth
th
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Subject: RE: [OpenAFS] running vos from "another" machine
Hi Kim,
Hi Kim,
>Hi Ron,
>Guess you're up and running :)
Yup, had some communication problems between the "old" server and the new box.
>The AFS commands can be run from any AFS client.
Right.. BUT I don't want to just install the AFS client because I don't want
anyone to really have access to that
Hi Ron,
Guess you're up and running :)
The AFS commands can be run from any AFS client.
AFAIK if a user doesn't have an entry in /etc/passwd they're not able to log
in. PAM may be able to circumvent this, I'm not an expert, but suspect if
you try using an /etc/passwd with just the permitted log
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
> (Actually what I want is "a" machine to run OpenAFS so that I can use
> vos on it, but I don't want anyone with an afs account to be able to log
> in to the box, except an OpenAFS admin maybe.)
>
> Can that be done ? (and if so what do I need ?)
OpenAFS authentication is
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