Subject: Re: [netatalk-admins] netatalk-1.4b2+asun2.1.1/Solaris 2.5.1
From: Michael Mercier (mercma@uleth.ca)
Date: Wed Feb 17 1999 - 13:19:39 EST
Michael Han wrote:
> Previously...
> >I compiled the source without pam, tcpwrap, afs, kerberos, or des. I like
> >you don't care about the -setpassword function because we have a web based
> >password changing form that changes the users password on all our main
> >systems.
>
> Is the user's shell present in /etc/shells? That's the other big
> gotcha that tends to bite in this fashion.
> --
> mikehan@best.com
> I will not pledge allegiance to Bart
> - The collected wisdom of Bart Simpson
I have created the file /etc/shells (thanks to Tim Carlson) with the
appropriate information for the user. Currently the only user accessing the
machine is me. My shell is /bin/ksh so I created the file /etc/shells that
looks like this
#start file
/bin/ksh
#end file
Looking in /var/adm/messages I get the messages...
Feb 17 11:01:43 <machine name> afpd[10776]: atp_rresp: Connection timed out
Feb 17 11:01:53 <machine name> afpd[10776]: afp_die: asp_shutdown: Connection
timed out
I assume this is coming from my attempt to logon to the machine. I just
retried to logon as guest. It allows the logon to the home directory (see
below). With the guest user I can see all available home directories that are
in /export/home and can read all the files in each persons home directory.
Some other configurations
AppleVolumes.default
/export/home home
Mike
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