passwd ok, shadow not ok

[Volnei Freitas Vasconcelos Filho]

I'm trying to install nss_postgresql in the Conectiva Linux 6.0 distribution. The system recognizes the users in the db, but seems to not lookup the passwords in the a_shadow table... the shadow.c seems to be without use, how you can see in the logs:

nss_pgsql[632]: starting connection
nss_pgsql[632]: find 0 servers definition.
nss_pgsql[632]: connect string :[0] host=localhost port=5432 dbname=pg_auth user=pwlookup password=passwd
nss_pgsql[632]: connected
nss_pgsql[632]: getpwnam(test)
nss_pgsql[632]: select username,passwd,uid,gid,gecos,homedir,shell from a_passwd where username = 'test'
nss_pgsql[632]: one entry found
nss_pgsql[632]: closing connection
nss_pgsql[632]: connection closed
nss_pgsql[632]: getpwname(test) return [1]
PAM_pwdb[632]: check pass; user unknown
login[632]: FAILED LOGIN 1 FROM (null) FOR test, User not known to the underlying authentication module

can anyone help me ???

thanks,
mentex

[Volnei Freitas Vasconcelos Filho]

I have change the sampleschema to:

CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "users_uid_key" on "a_passwd" using btree ( "uid" "int4_ops" );
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "group_gid_key" on "a_group" using btree ( "gid" "int4_ops" );

this is the cause of my problem ???

thanks,
mentex