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#Netinfo manager os x lion install

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#Netinfo manager os x lion mac os x

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#Netinfo manager os x lion install

I assume I have to boot off them in order to change the password, but when I restarted the server with the OSX install disc inserted it did not boot off the disc. I tried to modify the password with the install discs, but I didn't see any simple tools for changing the password when browsing the CDs. I have verified that I can authenticate correctly with 'pwpolicy'. I can't find a reference to that error code anywhere. Method = dsAuthMethodStandard:dsAuthSetPasswd *** Error: dsDoDirNodeAuth failed with error = -14090 I tired to use the 'pwpolicy' command since 'administrator' authenticates with the PasswordService, but I got an odd error: Code: pwpolicy -a administrator -u administrator -setpassword apple I'm able to install software, use 'sudo', etc. I am able to authenticate on the server directly, with the GUI and console. Now I can't authenticate on the 'Netinfo Manager' on the server and I still can't become fully authenticated with the 'Workgroup Manager' on my own account. I tried via the 'Netinfo Manager', but that didn't do anything helpful. It was suggested that I attempt to edit the NetInfo database directly. To lock this slack-tastic wonder out of my network I wanted to change the password on my local Panther server.īeing the Unix geek that I am, I SSH'd to the server, logged in as administrator and called 'passwd' to change my password. The former admin was supposed to document, but he didn't.

See the related link.I've been handed control of a Mac lab at my school. Iï¿½m coming here because theyï¿½ve been less with forthcoming with help or things to attempt. OS X Server :: Changing Administrator Password / Unable To Authenticate On Netinfo Manager Jan 9, 2007