Andrew,
thanks for this hot tip! Works fine. Since deleting one non-existent user from /etc/group I have fixed two issues: - High processor utilization - Slow network logons with some users (all users which are included in the affected group)
Now I feel better ;-)
regards, Heiko
On Fri, 2004-07-30 at 09:04, Heiko Boeringer wrote:
Jeremy,
seems not to help. I have disabled nscd with /etc/init.d/nscd stop but the situation keeps unchanged. A few minutes after stopping and starting samba I have the same situation. Here is may nsswitch.conf. What should I change in it? Do you have any other idea?
There is an issue (fixed in SVN?) when we have a group, with a member that does not 'exist'. Check that all your group members are valid accounts.
Andrew Bartlett
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