by I have 3 boxes - one runs unix 3.2v4.2 as in my master nis server - the
other two run open server 3.
They have between 32 and 64 mb ram each - they all have healthy swap space.
I can no longer run authck. if I run authck -vp it says:
authck: resource space for ptotected password file names could not be
allocated
due to: ran out of space allocating name xxxxx where xxxx is a username
which is different on each system.
On one I removed the extried in tcb/auth/files/t and up and it then ran
but then it reports to user so and such is in passwd and not the tcb, fix
it? and if I say YES it says it cannot allocate sufficient memory.
I do sar -r and I show plenty of memory and all of the swap space.
Im stumped. Anybody got any ideas?