On Wed, 2005-02-23 at 16:59 -0600, Chris McKeever wrote: > some more information: > > if I 'getent shadow' - I can find the accounts in question, but getent > passwd just does not work - however, there are other accounts in the > LDAP, added the same way, and they show up in the 'getent passwd' > ---- I understand you are eager for someone to solve your issue.
Unfortunately, you are the one in the best position to do that and it would seem to me that no amount of data dumps that you post are likely to have someone solve this problem as it clearly isn't an obvious problem. In theory, if you did a 'getent passwd' > /tmp/passwd_and_ldap and then did a diff between that file and your /etc/passwd, the difference should represent the entries coming from your DSA if properly configured using the padl tools like nsswitch I suggested that you use the GUI tools to examine accounts that are in LDAP - those that appear in getent passwd and those that don't. You could slapcat your DSA - delete the files and reload from the ldif created by slapcat. Perhaps you are having problems with LDAP storage/retrieval. Turn up your logging level on ldap I guess that this isn't a samba issue but an ldap issue - possibly with the other tools on your system - nscd (try turning it off). Craig -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
