On Thu, Sep 09, 1999 at 11:03:58AM -0400, Noah L. Meyerhans wrote: > I have just installed NIS on my network to keep passwords (among other > things) in sync between machines. Users should now use yppasswd to change > the passwords on the client machines. Would it be safe to rm > /usr/bin/passwd and symlink yppasswd to it so that the changes are > transparent to the users? Is there a better way to do it? I considered > entirely removing the passwd package, but it provides more than just > /usr/bin/passwd and is in the 'required' section, so I figured it would be > a very bad thing. On the computers at school (the clients are running redhat 5.2), passwd is linked to yppasswd. I dont know if that is a recommandation since there are some configuration errors on these machines but it seems to work :> (well, it used to until they decided to add NT clients, now we have to use another program so that the samba password is changed as well) > Thanks for any advice. > > noah Hope this helps -Lex
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