Finally - I have the solution (at least for me!).
We are using LDAP for user accounts via pam_ldap.
I did not have nscd (name service cache daemon) installed. Although it makes no
difference to anything else, I did try installing it and
bingo! thunderbird works again.
This is still clearly a
Today I tried something new:
Log out and back into X.
Kill all processes that I owned except X server and terminal (so killed dbus,
gconfd and all manner of things).
mv'ed my *entire* home directory into a subdir called TEMP/ taking care to
include all . (DOT) subdirs
Started thunderbird
Public bug reported:
This is repeatible.
thunderbird --safe-mode also crashes
Removing ~.thunderbird/ does not fix the problem.
Running thunderbird as another user (different home directory, user
never ran thunderbird before) DOES fix the problem and thunderbird
starts normally.
Clearly there
Public bug reported:
Hi,
I have an NFSv4 client set up on Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS x86. The NFSv4
server is running Centos 5.5 and we use MIT kerberos and LDAP for
users/groups.
All works fine, except after a while my client loses its authentication
- symptom: home directory mount drops to nobody.
I should add the mount options are:
-fstype=nfs4,proto=tcp,sec=krb5i,port=2049,hard,nosuid,nodev,intr,rsize=32768,wsize=32768
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/687418
Title:
NFSv4
With respect Fabio - are you sure this is an nfs4-acl-tools related
issue?
We're not using ACLs on the filesystem in question. It seems to simply
lose the mount authentication/authorisation as far as I can see - which
suggests rpc.gssd or a kernel problem surely???
Cheers
Tim
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