From: Steve Kotsopoulos steve@ecf.toronto.edu
Subject: Installation problems...
Date: Fri, 12 Jul 1996 00:07:31 -0400 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <19960712040731.BKKfqDbHhF5ZxsCf-u6qolPUsKeFdY0nzanKeCjCMs8@z> (raw)
Jack Culpepper <jack@muddcs.cs.hmc.edu> wrote:
> Well, it looks as though this list is dead,
not at all
> I get to the point at which the installation "guide" tells me to do a
>
> auth/changeuser [authid]
>
> on the authentication server. Fine. I do it. This is what happens:
Note that there were some corrections to the install document made after
the books were published. Make sure you are reading the up-to-date
version at http://plan9.bell-labs.com/plan9/doc/install.html
> % auth/changeuser oslab
> Password:
> Confirm password:
> Expiration date (YYYYMMDD or never) [return = never]: never
> changeuser: can't set key: file does not exist
I'd guess that your probably aren't running keyfs, or you didn't run wrkey.
My installation notes are at
http://www.ecf.toronto.edu/plan9/info/steve/plan9.install-guide
Here's the section on setting up authentication:
Boot your cpu server, then (on its console):
% auth/wrkey to set passwd, authid, authdom
% auth/keyfs serves /mnt/keys, from /adm/keys & #r/nvram
% auth/changeuser bootes to add bootes (authid)
% auth/changeuser upas so that upas' crontab will work
% auth/changeuser steve set passwd for steve, then do the same thing
for every other user you added to /adm/users
I've never tried using anything except 'bootes' as my authid.
> How do I fix this?
Read the manuals, web pages and source code to try to figure it out,
and post here if you are stumped.
> Is Bell Labs still supporting this OS?
>From the preface to volume 1 of the Plan 9 manuals:
"Plan 9 is made available as is, without formal support"
next reply other threads:[~1996-07-12 4:07 UTC|newest]
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1996-07-12 4:07 Steve [this message]
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1996-07-13 0:01 Jack
1996-07-12 16:41 Berry
1996-07-12 10:09 Boyd
1996-07-12 4:51 Scott
1996-07-12 4:44 Scott
1996-07-12 4:15 Steve
1996-07-11 23:20 Jack
1996-07-11 22:42 Rogers
1996-07-11 22:25 Jack
1996-01-11 3:25 Installation Problems jim
1996-01-11 3:15 jim
1995-12-13 16:53 Steve
1995-11-04 9:24 installation problems Will
1995-11-02 1:07 John
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