It's normal to have /etc/passwd entries in their that you'd need if your
ldap infrastructure died in the most horrible way.
Otherwise a small ldap problem can brick a machine.
Faye
[email protected] wrote:
sorry... forgot to crosspost answer to the list:
I'm checking /etc/ldap.conf and it seems that at the end of this file it was
added a line with the following directive:
nss_initgroups_ignoreusers
that included more or less every single entry contained in my /etc/passwd
file at the time of the ldap configuration.
is that normal behaviour ?
Thanks,
Riccardo
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