Dans un message du 16 Mar à 23:18, Mario Lipinski écrivait :
I used the following code to reproduce the error:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
getgrnam('test'); # might be exchanged by 'getpwnam'
print 1;
The print 1; seems neccessary - dont ask me why...
Ok, I can reproduce it. I
Steve,
Dans un message du 12 Mar à 14:04, Steve Langasek écrivait :
Yes, it does; but until it is determined, this should be treated as an RC
bug. NSS modules that can potentially break any process on the system need
to be held to a very high standard.
For Dwayne, it may be useful to try
On Friday 18 March 2005 01:30 pm, Guillaume Morin wrote:
Ok, I think I fixed the bug.
Mario, Dwayne: if I send you the patch, could you recompile from source
to confirm it is fixing your problem? You could also use CVS and
checkout the savannah tree:
Dans un message du 18 Mar à 22:02, Mario Lipinski écrivait :
First: Everything works with the patch applied. The Bug seems to be
fixed.
Good.
Since this is a bug for a debian package let me say, that the patch did
not apply cleanly against the source from debian - but works. Are you
going
Hi Guillaume,
On Fri, Mar 18, 2005 at 08:30:54PM +0100, Guillaume Morin wrote:
Dans un message du 12 Mar à 14:04, Steve Langasek écrivait :
Yes, it does; but until it is determined, this should be treated as an RC
bug. NSS modules that can potentially break any process on the system need
Package: libnss-mysql
Version: 0.43-2
Followup-For: Bug #299155
i can confirm this bug and was able to track this down to a fault in the
function getpwnam called by the adduser script.
the function getgrnam shows same behaviour.
i am experiencing the problem a long time now and looking forward
Hello,
i noticed that my email address bounced. This should be fixed now.
So the reference to previous mails is lost. Sorry for that.
Hmm, Ok. Could you elaborate a little bit? I can fix the code but I
would need to get some details. Do you know what is wrong?
I used the following code to
severity 299155 grave
thanks
Tons of people run nss-mysql with perl with no problems. The reason of
the breakage needs to be determined.
Yes, it does; but until it is determined, this should be treated as an RC
bug. NSS modules that can potentially break any process on the system need
to be
For Dwayne, it may be useful to try to run the adduser command under
valgrind; since nss certainly has nothing to do with gettext, this probably
points to a memory smash that needs to be tracked down.
With libnss-mysql enabled:
ip02:/usr/share/doc/libpam-mysql# valgrind /usr/sbin/adduser
Package: libnss-mysql
Version: 0.43-2
Severity: critical
Justification: breaks unrelated software
I have libnss-mysql installed and it seemed to be working correctly. Running
/usr/bin/getent successfully pulls the entries from MySQL. I have my
/etc/nsswitch.conf confiured like such:
passwd:
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