On Sat, 19 Aug 2017, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
% ns_crypt "password" ".."]
..UZoIyj/Hy/c
or from the shell using e.g. Perl
perl -le 'print crypt("password", "..");'
Thanks. That helped. I am trying to understand the configuration file.
Excuse me for the trivial questions.
In /doc/html/manual/files/admin-maintenance.html, I read about the
flag -s to nsd command:
-s servername
Specify the server to run, if the configuration file defines multiple
servers. The Server1 server will be run by default.
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Question 1:
I suppose, this servername is read as variable $servername by the
configfile. And I also suppose that the default is "server1",
not "Server1". Am I right? I think, this should be explicit in
the manual.
Question2:
At the end of /doc/html/nsperm/files/ns_perm.html (configuration),
I see that one can specify the file passwd with:
ns_param passwdfile /usr/local/ns/modules/nsperm/passwd
I though this file was fix and in /modules/nsperm directory
(see /doc/html/nsperm/files/nsperm.html).
Does the above configuration redefine passwd? What about the other
files in /modules/nsperm directory (group, hosts.allow,
hosts.deny, perms)? Is there a way to redefine them?
Or a way to redefine the location of /modules/nsperm?
The command ns_perm seems to affect all these files,
the one defined with ns_aparam and the rest in /modules/nsperm?
Thanks
Rodrigo.
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