Let me point out my non-technical, management-like point of view to
this:
For my company it would have been a discussable way to put Ubuntu LTS with paid
support to a row of our Desktops. But with this issue it is a complete nogo...
Rating this as a high issue isn't going far enough, for enterprises this is a
major blocker aka. showstopper.
I would have thought that this would be the utmost interest for Canonical,
'cause supportcontracts is what their business is build upon.
I'm not technically skilled to point to a solution for this and I
respect the licensing problem and that nobody wants multiple sets of
ldap client libraries. All I want to say is: There must be a solution to
this kind of issues to get enterprises to buy support for Ubuntu.
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NSS using LDAP+SSL breaks setuid applications like su, sudo, apache2
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