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04-09-2003 07:15 AM
04-09-2003 07:15 AM
/usr/sbin/mknetid: www's groups exceed 21
When /var/yp/make all is run, it displays this message, but "make all" does complete successfully. Any suggestions?
When /var/yp/make all is run, it displays this message, but "make all" does complete successfully. Any suggestions?
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04-09-2003 07:45 AM
04-09-2003 07:45 AM
Re: /usr/sbin/mknetid: www's groups exceed 21
what is the content of your group file?
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04-09-2003 07:50 AM
04-09-2003 07:50 AM
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Hi,
This is a limit set in /usr/include/limits.h.
The definition is NGROUPS_MAX & is set to 20.
This can be overridden by using the sysconf() function.
HTH,
Jeff
This is a limit set in /usr/include/limits.h.
The definition is NGROUPS_MAX & is set to 20.
This can be overridden by using the sysconf() function.
HTH,
Jeff
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04-10-2003 11:48 AM
04-10-2003 11:48 AM
Re: /usr/sbin/mknetid: www's groups exceed 21
Jeff, what's that about sysconf?
You can READ the value this way but it sounds like you are saying you can CHANGE it, which doesn't sound correct to me. Look at's definition of struct ucred and ask yourself how this would work if you could change NGROUPS on the fly.
It sounds like someone locally has changed the www account to be in many more groups than the default HP-UX www user is in. Use of ACLs instead of groups might be one way around that but there's no way to say for sure without knowing a lot more about the specific uses of the system.
You can READ the value this way but it sounds like you are saying you can CHANGE it, which doesn't sound correct to me. Look at
It sounds like someone locally has changed the www account to be in many more groups than the default HP-UX www user is in. Use of ACLs instead of groups might be one way around that but there's no way to say for sure without knowing a lot more about the specific uses of the system.
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