Cannot rsh on woody
Jens Rühmkorf
ruehmkorf at informatik.Uni-Koeln.DE
Fri Nov 24 15:55:55 CET 2000
Hi Eray!
> what's the deal with the woody versions of rlogin / rsh?
> Although nis is working wonderfully, that's
> $ ypcat passwd
Well, we have a woody-node up and running with rsh and NIS. So we should
be able to figure out what your problem is :)
0. If you have not already done so, take a closer look in /var/log/auth.log,
then check one ore more of the following:
1. What does e.g. /etc/hosts.equiv say? Something like
-- snip --
+ at cluster
-- snap --
2. Are your netgroups properly defined? So, does /etc/netgroup somewhat look
like this:
-- snip --
host00 (host00,,)
[...]
host31 (host31,,)
server (server,,)
cluster host00 [...] host31
penguins server cluster
-- snap --
3. What's about PAM? rsh / rlogin use a file in /etc/pam.d/ to setup their
PAM service modules (/etc/pam.conf is seldomly used for this). So, do you
have a line like
auth sufficient pam_rhosts_auth.so
in /etc/pam.d/rlogin?
Send me more details about your configuration if this still fails. If PAM is
your problem (what I suppose) maybe you want to take a look at the pam-doc
(included in package libpam-doc).
Hope this helps!
Jens
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