After some more testing, it's definitely a DNS issue on probably early
boot stages without network. So there are two ways to workaround:
1. Only use IP addresses in /etc/yp.conf
2. Add your NIS server to /etc/hosts
I am using the later one on Ubuntu 14.04.
But i still don't why ypbind will
Under a standard desktop install of trusty, i don't have a
/etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf. Any clues on that?
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lightdm: no
It's still an issue in the upcoming LTS release. We really need to fix
it, as there are still a lot of company where they run a secured NIS
installations.
As it's somehow an DNS issue, there should be something like a respawn
from upstart everytime there is a network change. What i also
