Re: [nssldap] nss netgroup host support in linux
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Re: [nssldap] nss netgroup host support in linux
- From: Julie Ashworth <julie [at] ls.berkeley.edu>
- To: Klaus Steinberger <Klaus.Steinberger [at] Physik.Uni-Muenchen.DE>
- Subject: Re: [nssldap] nss netgroup host support in linux
- Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2007 19:02:45 -0700
On 14-09-2007 08.43 +0200, Klaus Steinberger wrote:
> Hi Julie,
>
> Which RHEL version did you use for the server? I know older versions of
> nss_ldap didn't support netgroup, but I do not know if this versions are in
> some RHEL releases.
>
> My servers are SL 4.4 / SL 4.5 and SL 5.0 (the versions numbers relate
> directly to RHEL, SL 4.4 == RHEL 4 update 4). I'm not yet sure about 4.3 but
> I didn't use older versions like 4.2 or before.
>
> There is nothing special in /etc/ldap.conf about netgroup. Also nothing
> special in nsswitch.conf, just entries like:
>
> netgroup: files ldap
>
> There is no /etc/netgroup file.
The problematic server is running CentOS4, nss_ldap v. 226-18:
$ rpm -q --queryformat '%{ARCH}\n' nss_ldap-226-18
i386
x86_64
I duplicated my ldap installation on an CentOS5 server, and
netgroups worked w/o error.
Since I inherited this CentOS4 server, its possible that the
problem is not with openldap, or nss_ldap.
If I had copious spare time, I would install the ldap config
on a new CentOS4 insallation.
Just one more question:
If nss_ldap is broken on my system, then would the following work?:
$ getent netgroup test
(It does return the correct information from the ldap server).
Thank you Klaus, for all your time and attention.
(just fyi, I lived and worked in Munich for 1.5 years for a small
ISP named Cybernet AG. It was a good time - until the company
went bankrupt ;P.)
Thanks again,
Julie
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