If you get the console using su comamnd, NIS authentication works fine.
The problem is the home of the user cannot find while login. Make sure that
the user's home in /etc/passwd file points to the correct directory. Also check
the file permission of the home directory.
Regards,
Varghees Samraj
devi usha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi All
I have installed a new SUSE 10 server and tried to
connect a Redhat 8 client using NIS and NFS.
All are working fine while starting, it is starting
NFS service and then NIS service. NFS volume gets
mounted without any problem, but I am not able to
login with the NIS user account.
What I found is UID GID scheme for both versions of
linux are different. Now I am stuck here and wanted to
know how to proceed about it. Any ideas please?????
If I login as root in client system and try su <nis
user> it actually indicates the following
bash-2.05b$
Why is it so?
Thanks for any solution or references in advance.
Usha
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