I have a problem about nsswitch.conf

[Allen Chen]

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>Hello,everybody,
>
> 
>
>         I have configed LDAP Server on RedhatAS4, and config Redhat9 as a
>LDAP Client.
>
>         And I config /etc/pam.d/sshd use ldap, then I can login LDAP client
>via ssh.
>
>         Then I config /etc/nsswitch.conf on LDAP client below:
>
>                  Passwd: ldap files
>
>                   Shadow: ldap files
>
>                   Group: ldap files
>
> 
>
>         And then for test:
>
>         I new add a account ¡®test¡¯ that just exist LDAP database. Uid is
>1003
>
>         
>
>         [zuochengli at ldapserver.corp.ebj home]$ touch /tmp/test
>
>         [zuochengli at ldapserver.corp.ebj home]$ sudo chown 1003 /tmp/test
>
>         [zuochengli at ldapserver.corp.ebj home]$ ls ¨Cl /tmp/test
>
>         -rw-rw-r--    1  1003     zuochengli        0 Sep 26 21:21
>/tmp/test
>
>         
>
>         Client don¡¯t find information via LDAP Server.
>
>         
>
>         What I need to do and then the Client can find information via LDAP
>Sever?
>
>         Any advice?
>
>         Thanks!!!
>
> 
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On your client box redha, try authconfig command and select ldap options.

Use "getent passwd" command, you should get all of the users' information.

Good luck.

Allen Chen.