BTW, for anyone Slackware users out there, that dir is: /var/yp
Thanks again!!! --Eric
Jim McQuillan wrote:
Eric,
Ahhh, sounds like you added a new user to your server, but didn't re-generate the NIS maps.
I think you need to go into /var/lib/yp, and run 'make' and it will remake the NIS maps.
Jim McQuillan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 14 Dec 2004, Eric Holt wrote:
Hey folks, I got a bit more information from ya.
I booted the thin client up in SHELL mode, and restarted sshd on the thin client with the debug option: sshd -d.
Then I tried to connect from a shell on the server, logged in as ws099.
I cant copy/paste it all, but I'll report the important parts.
----- [debug1: userauth-request for user ws099 service ssh-connection method publickey] debug1: attempt 0 failures 0 Illegal user ws099 from 192.168.5.253. input_userauth_request: illegal user ws099. Failed none for illegal user ws099 from 192.168.5.253 port 32823 ssh2. Failed none for illegal user ws099 from 192.168.5.253 port 32823 ssh2. [debug1: userauth-request for user ws099 service ssh-connection method publickey] debug1: attempt 1 failures 1 [Failed publickey for illegal user ws099 from 192.168.5.253 port 32823 ssh2.] -----
...etc. Illegal user? Thats a new one! I didnt remember getting any sort of "illegal user" errors when having issues the first time around.
THANKS! --Eric
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