I found a workaround that shuts libnss up; the following settings in
/etc/ldap.conf were:
nss_initgroups_minimum_uid 0
nss_initgroups_ignoreusers root
I changed:
nss_initgroups_minimum_uid 30
then used usermodify to shuffle the syslog user uid (it was 120ish):
usermodify -u14 s
Public bug reported:
I have a server which uses slapd and libnss_ldap based authentication through
nsswitch.conf as per the manuals. After upgrading to 14.04 we lost our logging
altogether; syslog was un-installed. After first installing syslog-ng I
switched to using rsyslogd. The server hung c
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