Am Sun, 17 Aug 2014 13:09:10 +0000 "Eggert, Lars" <l...@netapp.com> schrieb:
> Nobody using nscd? Really? I can only speak for myself and I stopped using nscd since the support is crap. A while ago (t > 1 1/2 years) I realised within a OpenLDAP environment, that when nscd is running, sometimes the system simple "forgets" about root - this is painful while installing/updating ports and getting interrupted with a weird error "unknown user root". nscd is supposed to be used in large environments where the cost for a user lookup, like in OpenLDAP, is worse. But obviously FreeBSD isn't used in that large environments with OpenLDAP and I'm wondering what the purpose of nscd is. > > On 2014-8-14, at 13:26, Eggert, Lars <l...@netapp.com> wrote: > > > [Resending to current@, since I can't get it to work on -CURRENT either.] > > > > Hi, > > > > anyone have an idea why nscd would not be caching NIS lookups? > > > > My nsswitch.conf looks as follows: > > > > group: cache files nis > > hosts: cache files dns > > networks: cache files > > passwd: cache files nis > > shells: files > > services: cache files nis > > protocols: cache files > > rpc: cache files > > > > nisdomain is set and ypbind is started, and I see lots of NIS traffic going > > in and > > out. > > > > But nothing is cached; running nscd with -t just prints this and then then > > nothing, > > ever: > > > > M1 from main: successfully daemonized > > M1 from main: request agents registered successfully > > M2 from cache: cache was successfully initialized > > M2 from runtime environment: using socket /var/run/nscd > > M2 from runtime environment: successfully initialized > > M1 from main: thread #0 was successfully created > > M1 from main: thread #1 was successfully created > > M1 from main: thread #2 was successfully created > > M1 from main: thread #3 was successfully created > > M1 from main: thread #4 was successfully created > > M1 from main: thread #5 was successfully created > > M1 from main: thread #6 was successfully created > > M1 from main: thread #7 was successfully created > > > > Lars > > >
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