> 1. A simple example for a combined cpu/auth server, the 192.168.1.100 > machine, could be: > > ipnet=mynet ip=192.168.1.0 ipmask=255.255.255.0 > auth=bouncer > cpu=cycles > dns=lookup > dnsdom=9fans.net > > authdom=9fans.net auth=bouncer
assuming that you mean authdom=myauthdom here, and that "lookup" is actually an ip address, or you have an entry for lookup like so sys=lookup dom=lookup ip=ipaddress i would think that you would also want to add authdom=myauthdom to your ipnet. this helps ipquery(8) and ndbipinfo(2) find your auth domain correctly based on ip. the example on the wiki may need updating. > hostowner or other user). However having booted the terminal in this > way I can only cpu to bouncer if I booted as bootes (the host owner) > otherwise I get the following error message: are you running auth/factotum (factotum(4))? - erik