Stephen Frost wrote: > * Michael Biebl ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >> Marco d'Itri wrote: >>> On Jun 24, Stephen Frost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> >>>> It's simply not possible for libnss-ldap to provide a correct answer >>>> before networking or the slapd daemon has been started. I can see about >>>> making libnss-ldap fail faster so that the boot process isn't stopped >>>> but that's really not a terrific solution either. The usual way this is >>>> handled is that an nsswitch.conf is set up with 'files ldap' and 'files' >>>> satisfies everything till things are far enough along for libnss-ldap to >>>> be able to work. >>> So this would be a local configuration error? >> As I posted in my initial bug report I already use >> 'files ldap', so I can't see the configuration error you mention. >> If it is one, I'd be interested what the correct configuration is. > > The error we're talking about would actually be having a user or group > which udev wants to create a device for not in your /etc/passwd and > /etc/group local files respectively. Do you think that might be the
No, I don't have system groups/users in ldap, only user accounts which should not be needed by udev (at least I did not setup a udev rule which required a ldap user). > case here? Also, have you tried waiting it out? Each request would end > up taking about 2 minutes, but technically it *should* give up > eventually.. I waited for something like 10min without success. But honestly this wouldn't be a proper solution anyways. Cheers, Michael
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