>Hey all, > >I've been trying to install SSSD on my Gentoo laptop over the past week >and keep getting stuck at the same spot. I've tried 2.2.0-r1, 2.3.1-r2, >and even 2.4.2 - all are failing during initial configuration, claiming >that "nsupdate does not support 'realm'". I've manually run the Autoconf >script and it doesn't seem to find this issue with nsupdate, so I'm >really starting to scratch my head. Admittedly, my knowledge of the >Gentoo package build process is lacking and after exhausting my >google-foo I now climb the mountain in search of guidance. > >The dependencies and flags for SSSD seem pretty straightforward, so not >sure what could be causing this. Any pointers (or commiseration) would >be much appreciated. > >A few snippets below: > >checking for executable nsupdate... yes >checking for nsupdate 'realm' support'... no >configure: error: nsupdate does not support 'realm' > >environment, line 3426: Called econf '--localstatedir=/var' >'--runstatedir=/run' '--with-pid-path=/run' >'--with-plugin-path=/usr/lib64/sssd' >'--enable-pammoddir=//lib64/security' >'--with-ldb-lib-dir=/usr/lib64/samba/ldb' >'--with-db-path=/var/lib/sss/db' >'--with-gpo-cache-path=/var/lib/sss/gpo_cache' >'--with-pubconf-path=/var/lib/sss/pubconf' >'--with-pipe-path=/var/lib/sss/pipes' >'--with-mcache-path=/var/lib/sss/mc' >'--with-secrets-db-path=/var/lib/sss/secrets' >'--with-log-path=/var/log/sssd' '--with-os=gentoo' >'--with-nscd=/usr/sbin/nscd' '--with-unicode-lib=glib2' >'--disable-rpath' '--sbindir=/usr/sbin' '--enable-local-provider' >'--without-kcm' '--without-secrets' '--with-samba' >'--with-smb-idmap-interface-version=6' '--enable-cifs-idmap-plugin' >'--without-selinux' '--without-semanage' '--enable-krb5-locator-plugin' >'--disable-pac-responder' '--with-nfsv4-idmapd-plugin' '--enable-nls' >'--with-libnl' '--with-manpages' '--with-sudo' '--with-autofs' >'--with-ssh' '--disable-valgrind' '--without-python2-bindings' >'--without-python3-bindings' '--with-initscript=sysv' > >Best, > >Alex
The problem seems to be described in this bug report: https://bugs.gentoo.org/679838 It also describes a workaround (set FEATURES=-network-sandbox). DaveF
