Ok, I've read them, but I think I'm going to need a bit more hand-holding here. From what I understand, PAM takes care of all authentication services, passing them on to services that handle them. And from what I can make out of the /etc/pam.d/ files, netinfo should be able to take care of authentication -- obviously normal unix handling is mentioned there too, but none of the normal users on my machine are mentioned in /etc/passwd, so I suppose netinfo should be sufficient? I remember discussion when 10.2 came out about how Apple was abandoning NetInfo, but everything has continued to work pretty much the same way for me, and I've fiddled quite a bit with NetInfo (especially stuff that related to /machines, adding aliases for IPs on my network) and this has worked just as before, so why doesn't my ftp user work all of a sudden?

In any case, this doesn't explain why my updating broke proftpd -- it worked flawlessly before I updated passwd and proftpd.

Thanks a bunch for all your help!


On tisdag, feb 25, 2003, at 03:47 Europe/Stockholm, Justin Hallett wrote:


netinfo is PAM read the docs on PAM, else you need to add them as unix
users.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This, despite the fact that a user ftp:ftp (uid/gid 349) are visible in
my netinfo db. I also tried creating a new user ftpd:ftp, but that
changed nothing. Even trying to run the daemon as root:admin didn't
work. Restarting NetInfo changes nothing.


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Oscar Erlandsson [erlandsson at mac dot com]



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