NFS Services Administrator's Guide

NIS+ Error Messages
Appendix A384
# nistbladm -u -p passwd.org_dir.remote-domain passwd.org_dir
The remote-domain must be the same domain that you specified with
the -d option when you ran nispopulate. Rerun the script to populate
the passwd table.
No file space on server
See “If You Have Insufficient Memory or Disk Space” on page 321. This
message is generated by the NIS+ error code constant NIS_NOFILESPACE.
No match
This is most likely an error message from the shell, caused by failure to
escape the brackets when specifying an indexed name. For example,
failing to set off a bracketed indexed name with quote marks would
generate this message because the shell would fail to interpret the
brackets as shown below:
# nistbladm -m shell=/bin/csh [name=miyoko],passwd.org_dir
No match
The correct syntax is as follows:
# nistbladm -m shell=/bin/csh ’[name=miyoko],passwd.org_dir’
No memory
Your system does not have enough memory to perform the specified
operation. See “If You Have Insufficient Memory or Disk Space” on
page 321.
No password entry for uid userid
No password entry found for uid userid
Both of these messages indicate that no entry for this user was found in
the passwd table when trying to create or add a credential for that user.
Before you can create or add a credential, the user must be listed in the
passwd table.
• The most likely cause is mistyping the user’s user ID on the
command line. Check your command line for correct syntax and
spelling.
• Check that you are either in the correct domain or specifying the
correct domain on the command line.
• If the command line is correct, use nismatch to check the passwd
table and make sure the user is listed under the user ID you are
entering.