On Thu, 20 Jan 2011 13:29:37 +0200, Nick <[email protected]> wrote: > Updating of sudo-ldap to version from squieeze breaks sudo completely. > The problem is in missing "sudoers: files ldap" record in nsswitch.conf. > In this case sudo never asks ldap to get sudoers rules, but always > uses /etc/sudoers. Thus, we can't > login if we don't know password for root user or root login dislabled > completely.
The nsswitch.conf file is apparently provided by the base-files package, and the sudo package has never done anything explicit to this file. So while adding a line to it might be the right solution (I really don't know, as I don't use LDAP myself and have at best a poor understanding of the interactions involved), that might best be handled in the base-files package and not in sudo-ldap. Do you know what version you were using before? Bdale
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