Richard Megginson wrote:
Del wrote:
What user and group is the server running as? Does it have to make
an nss_ldap call to get these user IDs? If so, then this is likely
the problem.
It's definitely nss_ldap related, though. If I remove the ldap lines
from /etc/nsswitch.conf then I don't get the problem (although the
machine then becomes unusable because the LDAP accounts are not
present).
This is a good question - Does anyone run Fedora DS on a machine that
uses nss_ldap for uid/password lookup? If so, how do you keep your
server uid lookups from hitting nss_ldap?
I do this on many other machines, and normally I just make sure that
the server uid and gid are in /etc/passwd and /etc/group. That is
normally sufficient, however in this one instance it appears not to
be.
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