Let see if this work for you...
For each user who has a Unix password (non AFS account), add an entry
in the /etc/security/user file as:
user:
SYSTEM = "compat"
registry = files
Actually the entry in the /etc/security/user was added when you
create the user account, you just have to add the SYSTEM and registry
variables as i stated above. This would allow the local user to
authenticate with the local password file.
I hope that this could help you.
regards,
David A. Martinez Gonzalez Tel: (8) 358-2000 Ext. 4085
UNIX System Administrator Jr. Fax: (8) 369-2004
DINF-DTCI e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ITESM Campus Monterrey
On Thu, 25 Jan 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> We have brought afs 3.4a up on an aix machine running 4.1.4. We have
> users who have Unix accounts who are unable to login. If the user
> has both an afs and a (different) Unix password, the afs password
> allows him to login but the other Unix password is not authenticated.
> Does anyone know what needs to be done to allow people to login with
> a Unix password in this situation?
>
