NIS Problems

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Hi All,

 

            I have a Server with a quad-core Intel Xeon processor and 4 GB of RAM that I just installed Fedora 8 X-64 on. I am trying to set it up to work with NIS from a RHEL 4.0 Server. We just use NIS for auto mounting users homes.

 

            I can get everything configured properly, but I cannot manage to make auto mount to work. I have read a lot of the info on NIS not working in Fedora 8, but have not found a workaround/hack yet to make this work (if someone has a work around please share).

 

            I also have a problem with gdmgreeter crashing that apparently this is related to having NIS enabled on the system, and something about it starting NIS before GDM is started.

 

            Thanks for any help you can provide

 

            Regards Brent

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