Quoting =?UTF-8?B?VmVkcmFuIEZ1cmHEjQ==?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Same here, except I can't login[1] even using sash.
>
> If I start nscd, login, and then disable nscd, sash will work (unlike bash
> or zsh).
>
> [1] Authentication is, actually, successful, I see the MOTD, but shell
> isn't started and it brings me back to "login: ".

Maybe the latest libnss-ldap is more picky about exit/return codes OR
messages produced by the shell?

I know that I have problems with ssh/scp if I have a verbose .bashrc!
If my .bashrc is outputting text, and i try to scp a file to that machine
(with the verbose .bashrc), then the scp will fail! Disabling the output,
and all is well...

Maybe something similar with the latest libnss-ldap? Just an idea...
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