The traditional way to do this is YP (aka NIS). The network database system
exports
/etc/passwd, /etc/group, etc. You have to run an NIS server (there are debian
packages
for NIS) and run NIS client software on the client machines.
frameb wrote:
> Hi. I have two machines running Slink, that sh
Hi. I have two machines running Slink, that share a /home filesystem
(nfs mounted). I can only run the adduser command from the machine that
has /home on its disk. How do I share a list of users between two
machines? What other files are changed when the adduser command is
executed aside from t
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