> > > In our implementation, the NIS server is ActiveDirectory with
> > > ServicesForUnix 3.0 :)
> >
> > Ok, first, shame on you for waiting until now to reveal this
> > piece of information. (Although, I'm coming into this thread
> > late, so if you mentioned it in a previous message and I
> > wasn't able to find it, then I apologize. But if you didn't
> > mention it, *THWAP*.)
> >
> > On a client bound to this server, please do:
> > % ypwhich -m
>
> Thanks for getting back to me on this. First off, apologies if I'd failed to
> mention the server before...Now, on a -CURRENT NIS client (with rev 1.81
> getpwent.c):
> $ ypwhich -m
> shadow dc3
> passwd.byuid dc3
[...]
Ok, so it does support the YPPROC_MASTER procedure. Let's try something
a little different. This time, do:
% ypwhich -m master.passwd.byname
And show the results. Might as well try ypwhich -m master.passwd.byuid
too, though the result will probably be the same.
> And to elaborate...
[...]
>
> Shall I patch getpwent.c (rev 1.82) with your diff and see what happens ?
If you could, please. Though I'm curious to know just what was causing
the failure in the first place. Clearly YPPROC_MASTER on maps that
exist seems to work (otherwise ypwhich would have complained like
gangbusters), so maybe it's generating some sort of non-standard error
on maps that don't exist. The fact that it fails for root means it
must have something to do with probing for the master.passwd.by* maps,
but I'm not sure what yet.
-Bill
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