Hey guys, I had ssh start crapping out on me recently, but I was able to fix it by changing "ssl start_tls" to "ssl on". With start_tls, ssh segfaults if run by a user who's not in /etc/passwd, and sshd segfaults if you try to login as a user not in /etc/passwd.
Other problems I've seen with ldap are the MySQL problem, and wine crashes if the user isn't in /etc/passwd also. I've reported that to the wine folks, since it happens even if I build from their source tarball. On Friday 24 January 2003 03:09 am, Buchan Milne wrote: > Stefan van der Eijk wrote: > > Weird. The machine bgmilne, is it set to query it's own ldap database? > > Yes, but it was giving referrals, which might have influenced it, but: > [bgmilne@bgmilne bgmilne]$ grep ^host /etc/ldap.conf > host localhost > > > And on our ldap master (runs 9.0): > [bgmilne@hercules bgmilne]$ grep ^host /etc/ldap.conf > host hercules.cae.co.za > [bgmilne@hercules bgmilne]$ hostname > hercules.cae.co.za > [bgmilne@hercules bgmilne]$ ssh localhost > Last login: Fri Jan 24 10:55:53 2003 from bgmilne.cae.co.za > [bgmilne@hercules bgmilne]$ > > >>> Where shall I file the bug, openldap-servers package or openssh-server? > >> > >> Reproduce on a different network first ... > > > > Did it on a stand alone laptop (with ssh & ldap server on it) too, same > > results. > > > > I'm starting to see more & more shit come up with using ldap... mysql > > doesn't start, now this stuff with ssh, what's next? > > We're running quite well, we haven't yet setup ldap referral for samba, > but that's on the cards for the next few days ... and our pilot-test > laptop which runs an ldap slave for disconnected auth has been working > fine (though I didn't try mysql on it ;-)). > > One more thing to check, have you got an ldap entry in your hosts line > of nsswitch.conf? It could be that you had a localhost entry on the > machine you imported from with a different ip address, which got > imported, so the reverse lookup doesn't return a good answer ... > > Buchan -- Brian Smith
