Re: basic NFS/NIS help requested
From: rb (rb_at_panix.com)
Date: 01/28/04
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Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2004 23:18:39 -0500
mike_sutton_nospam@yahoo.com (Michael Sutton) writes:
> rb <rb@panix.com> wrote in message news:
>> I would like to set up one (Indigo2) of a network of three computers to
>> be a file server for the other two, and I would like to mount the
>> users' home directories on the server.
[...]
> You can copy the single line from the passwd file from the client machines
> to the server machine as long as user names/id's don't conflict. This
> will work all the same unless you change a password on one machine it will
> only be changed on that one machine and not the others. If you want to
> change it "for all the machine logins" you'd need to run NIS. But that's
> a little overkill for just 3 machines, so what you are doing will work
> fine.
Thank you Mike, just what I was looking for
RB
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