>> Lets get this straight, you have a user called 'root' in /etc/passwd
>>> and another user called 'root' in AD, is this correct ???
>>
>> You should name your central user something else. SSSD will
deliberately
>> not authenticate root because root should be authenticated by pam_unix.
>>
>Hi
>How about deleting the user called root in AD, choosing another domain
>user called adroot. Then use:
>username map = /some/file
>to make adroot map to root in /some/file?
>
>adroot is now a domain user with uid 0
Possibly one can do that, but this is just a bad workaround for a bad
assumption in SSSD, namly
that there can not be any system out there who would like to auth "root"
with SSSD.
Jocke
PS.
Keep me on CC
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