Well...now I have a newbie question. Seems that I has having problems
compiling the source. I've compiled the code so many times that i didn't
even notice that the command "make" present at /uClinux-dist/ wasn't
compiling the libraries (to recompile getpwnam.c)).
I tought: "Dahhhh....you may need to clear all the configurations first."
So I cleaned the compilation ("make clean") and tried again.
But for my surprise it still didn't detected the changes in the getpwnam.c
I've even tried to make an error in the code so that, at least, i could
get some confirmation that it was been compiled...but nothing.
Ok, ok....you must me thinking: "This guy is as dumb as door." (Guess I am
:p)
But the fact is that I'm not understanding this process. Do I need to
recompile libc using another method or it should be working?
P.S.- I currently use /etc/passwd in my files so your last request will be
hard to teste. But, if this thing finally works, I'll remove it just to
test if it needs to be present in the configuration or not.
Then you can change your code.
My best regards, Jorge Lopes.
> I was already looking for the source...
>
> getpwnam is included via /uClibc/include/pwd.h and i found getpwnam.c
> under ./liv/libc/getent/getpwnam.c
>
> As far as i remember you still have need to have an existing file
> "/etc/passwd" even if uClinux uses the file "/mnt/passwd". If not please
> tell me, so that i can participate and change my code accordingly.
>
> Regards,
>
> Christian
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
>> Hope your day is being better than mine...
>>
>> I'm confused. I've tried to modify the PATH from the passwd directory in
>> the getpwnam.c in /uClinux-dist-test/lib/libc/getent/ library, but it
>> doesn't seem to change anything.
>> Perhaps I'm looking at the wrong library. Shoud I be looking at
>> /lib/libc,
>> /glibc or /uClibc library? Do you now with witch library BOA is usually
>> compiled?
>> I really need this to work.
>> (Christian could you be kind and try to help? Let's pretend it's
>> Christmas
>> time and we have our hearts filled with joy and hapiness... :D I'll by
>> you
>> a beer next time you're in Portugal)
>>
>> My best regards, Jorge Lopes
>>
>>
>>
>>> Hummmmm....thanks for the tip. I just have this bug in my system that
>>> is
>>> "cracking" my head...
>>> I spent yesterday looking to the source code. Didn't find the function
>>> getpwnam(). It isn't in the Boa source, is it? Perhaps in some
>>> library.?
>>>
>>> My best regards, Jorge Lopes
>>>
>>>
>>>> Hi!
>>>>
>>>> I had the same Problem some time ago. Auth.c in
>>>> /uClinux-dist-test/user/boa/src uses the function getpwnam1(user) in
>>>> int
>>>> auth_check_userpass(char *user,char *pass,FILE *authfile);
>>>>
>>>> in getpwnam1 you can modify your auth file (i don´t know in which file
>>>> this function is, just browse your source code) to the file you want
>>>> to
>>>> use.
>>>> I hope that helps.
>>>>
>>>> Best Regards
>>>>
>>>> Christian
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
>>>>
>>>>> Hello.
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm wondering if any one knowns how to force BOA to read the passwd
>>>>> file
>>>>> in the PATH defined in the config file?
>>>>> I've tried adding:
>>>>>
>>>>> Auth / /mnt/passwd
>>>>>
>>>>> in the configuration file but, after reading the file at the startup,
>>>>> Boa
>>>>> reads the file present in /etc/passwd for auth the user.
>>>>> I want to force it to read from /mnt/passwd. I read something about
>>>>> BOA
>>>>> using the getpwnam() function to read the password file.
>>>>> Any suggestions?
>>>>>
>>>>>
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