Am Tage des Herren Wed, 25 Mar 2026 16:35:10 +0300 Gleb Popov <[email protected]> schrieb:
> On Wed, Mar 25, 2026 at 3:16 PM A FreeBSD User <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > In /usr/local/etc/sssd/sssd.conf I also tried to enable "debug_level = 6" - > > I never see in > > ANY log file residing in /var/log more than (grep -r sssd /var/log): > > Yes, I also don't remember how to properly enable logging to file in > SSSD. Instead, when I need to debug it, I do I tried almost every section applying debug_leve = XX, either an integer in decimal notation or its hex analogon. Loggin even doesn't work when setting "-d 6" in /etc/rc.conf (sssd_flags="${sssd_flags} -d 8"). Maybe this is a real bug? > > service sssd stop > sssd -dddd -i > > This runs sssd in the foreground with all logs visible on the console. > Maybe you should try this as a last attempt? > I used sssd_flags="${sssd_flags} -d 8 -i in /etc/rc.conf (sssd_flags="..."). Since I try to copy-paste from consoles of my box, it is a pain. I do not see anything suspicious, which doesn't mean that there isn't anything from the point of view of a seasoned/skilled developer. But I fight copying from console to console and somehow I copy always the first(!) occurence of anything on one console - the same stuff is copied over and over not matter how much log pushes through the console, when switching ALT-F5, for instance, I copy always the stuff marked (mouse dragging) the very first time (for the record: vt driver ...). Nearby: when checking as root pamtester xdm ohartmann authenticate acct_mgmt open_session close_session I see up to acct_mgmt in the log - but nothing for open_session close_session. Another point is that I do not use proper search filters defined in sssd.conf for ou=users, ou=groups and let the algorithm of sssd traverse down to the right object, starting from search base on. This works with login, ssh. I don't see anything different, but it might be a chance to get something ... Kind regrards and thanks for the help, Oliver -- A FreeBSD user
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