On 18 May 1997, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I make a living off Open Groups DCE (used to be OSF), and
> billing it as an NIS replacement is akin to comparing a pocketknife
> to a thermonuclear device. It would be arguably more accurate to say
> DCE is nothing like NIS.
Say what yo
Hi,
I make a living off Open Groups DCE (used to be OSF), and
billing it as an NIS replacement is akin to comparing a pocketknife
to a thermonuclear device. It would be arguably more accurate to say
DCE is nothing like NIS.
manoj
DCE/Threads consultant
--
The amount of flak
> "RLS" == Richard L Shepherd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RLS> There's DCE, Distributed Computing Environment, from OSF. It is a
RLS> very powerful system (so I've read) for tying multi-platform networks
RLS> together under one authentication service. Our varsity's about to
RLS> dive in and
On Fri, 16 May 1997, Karl Ferguson wrote:
> Hi...
>
> Other than NIS itself, are there any other NIS-like administrations out
> there? From and administrators point of view, NIS works great - but users
> can simply examine the passwd file by using ypcat (sure, all be-it a
> mangled passwd field)
Karl Ferguson wrote:
>
> Hi...
>
> Other than NIS itself, are there any other NIS-like administrations out
> there? From and administrators point of view, NIS works great - but users
> can simply examine the passwd file by using ypcat (sure, all be-it a
> mangled passwd field) - is there any way
Hi...
Other than NIS itself, are there any other NIS-like administrations out
there? From and administrators point of view, NIS works great - but users
can simply examine the passwd file by using ypcat (sure, all be-it a
mangled passwd field) - is there any way to stop that? (Hence my question
fo
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