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To: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG, greg@rosevale.com.au
Subject: Re: nis netgroup problems
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	>> Hi folks,
	>> 
	>> I have a Solaris nis+ server (with rpc.nisd running in nis compatibility mode,
	>> which means it should answer requests from nis clients), and a FreeBSD 3.2-STABLE
	>> nis client.   I can ypcat passwd, hosts, protocols, etc, but not netgroup.
	>> 'ypcat netgroup' doesn't give any output or error messages.    If you had the same
	>
	>No output suggests to me that the map is empty.
	>
	>Greg.
	>
	>

That would be easy:-)  Unfortunately it is not empty on solaris machines (I can niscat
netgroup.org_dir for example), and it becomes empty on a freebsd (or a linux) client.

	Vladimir


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