In a message dated: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 09:57:21 EDT
"Steven W. Orr" said:
>This is Red Hat 6.2 with ypserv-1.3.11-2
>
>The problem is not NFS or the automounter. That all works fine. The
>problem is that when we start the Linux NIS server, and then start the SCO
>or Solaris NIS clients, they both get NIS timeouts. When we make the
>Solaris platform be the server, then SCO is perfectly happy.
>
>If anyone has Linux serving a SCO client, I'd love to hear about it.
I would grab the rpm's from SuSE's sight. RH has completely mangled something
in the yp stuff. We've had a lot of problems with it here.
Currently we're running an all Linux network with NIS, and it's working, but
occasionally it gets flaky on us (yp pushes don't happen, ypinit -s suddenly
fails to work, etc.).
NIS on Linux is definitely not where it should be yet. Though I don't know
why a Solaris system would not bind to it, but I've never actually tried
either.
I'll poke around and see if I can find anything.
--
Seeya,
Paul
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