From: Julian Rogan (Julian.Rogan@Unilever.com)
Date: Tue May 27 2003 - 09:08:54 EDT
Hi All,
I was wondering if anyone has had problems regarding SUDO's interaction
with NIS.
I have the following specific problem.
Server A is a NIS server. (hpux 10.20)
Server B is a NIS client. (hpux 11.00)
I can login to either server and use sudo to gain access to root.
I need to move my NIS server from Server A to server B.
I have set up server B as a NIS server using a new domain - testdom.
Server B is bound to itself and the test_dom domain.
I have changed my NIS password on server B. (8 characters)
I can login to Server B using the new password. However when I use sudo to
gain access to root it will only accept my old password.
I have set up a NIS client bound to server B and I get the same symptoms
when logging in to the client.
I have tried using a basic sudoers file with no success.
There is no local override for my account.
I assume sudo has the old password cached somewhere.
Has anyone come across this problem before?
regards,
Julian
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