Hallo, ich habe zwei Debian Squeeze Server und möchte gerne, dass mein NIS-Slave-Server bei Ausfall des Master-Servers weiterhin die Benutzer authentifiziert. geg.: NIS-Domain: example.org alpha: NIS-Master-Server triton: NIS-Slave-Server Wenn ich den NIS-Dienst (/etc/init.d/nis stop) auf dem Master-Server ausschalte, dann kann ich auf mich nicht auf dem Slave-Server anmelden :-( Wenn ich bei beiden Servern im Ordner /var/yp ausführe, dann lädt er erfolgreich die Dateien. Wenn der Master-Server da ist, dann klappt die Anmeldung wunderbar, aber wenn der Master-Server nicht funktioniert, dann kommen keine Anmeldungen zu stande. Könntet Ihr vielleicht einen Wink in die richtige Richtung geben? Vielen Dank im Voraus Steffen Hier meine Konfiguration: cat /etc/defaultdomain: example.org ### NIS Master ### $ cat /etc/default/nis # # /etc/defaults/nis Configuration settings for the NIS daemons. # # Are we a NIS server and if so what kind (values: false, slave, master)? NISSERVER=master # Are we a NIS client? NISCLIENT=true # Location of the master NIS password file (for yppasswdd). # If you change this make sure it matches with /var/yp/Makefile. YPPWDDIR=/etc # Do we allow the user to use ypchsh and/or ypchfn ? The YPCHANGEOK # fields are passed with -e to yppasswdd, see it's manpage. # Possible values: "chsh", "chfn", "chsh,chfn" YPCHANGEOK=chsh # NIS master server. If this is configured on a slave server then ypinit # will be run each time NIS is started. NISMASTER= # Additional options to be given to ypserv when it is started. YPSERVARGS= # Additional options to be given to ypbind when it is started. YPBINDARGS=-no-dbus # Additional options to be given to yppasswdd when it is started. Note # that if -p is set then the YPPWDDIR above should be empty. YPPASSWDDARGS= # Additional options to be given to ypxfrd when it is started. YPXFRDARGS= $ cat /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.0.1 alpha.example.org alpha 192.168.2.11 alpha.example.org alpha 192.168.2.73 triton.example.org triton ### NIS Slave ### $ cat /etc/default/nis # # /etc/defaults/nis Configuration settings for the NIS daemons. # # Are we a NIS server and if so what kind (values: false, slave, master)? NISSERVER=slave # Are we a NIS client? NISCLIENT=true # Location of the master NIS password file (for yppasswdd). # If you change this make sure it matches with /var/yp/Makefile. YPPWDDIR=/etc # Do we allow the user to use ypchsh and/or ypchfn ? The YPCHANGEOK # fields are passed with -e to yppasswdd, see it's manpage. # Possible values: "chsh", "chfn", "chsh,chfn" YPCHANGEOK=chsh # NIS master server. If this is configured on a slave server then ypinit # will be run each time NIS is started. NISMASTER=alpha # Additional options to be given to ypserv when it is started. YPSERVARGS= # Additional options to be given to ypbind when it is started. YPBINDARGS=-no-dbus # Additional options to be given to yppasswdd when it is started. Note # that if -p is set then the YPPWDDIR above should be empty. YPPASSWDDARGS= # Additional options to be given to ypxfrd when it is started. YPXFRDARGS= $ cat /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.1.1 triton.example.org triton 192.168.2.73 triton.example.org triton 192.168.2.11 alpha.example.org alpha -- Mit freundlichen Grüßen Steffen Hartwig Fachinformatiker Systemintegration
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