Hi,

> The nodes mount NFS file systems but do not resolve file and directory 
> ownerships for LDAP users

Could you please run `strace ls file_on_nfs` and `ltrace ls
file_on_nfs` (when uid:gid aren't resolved) and share logs?


On Fri, Feb 14, 2025 at 8:45 PM Lawrence Kearney via sssd-users
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>
> I hope someone can help. I have an odd issue I haven't seen before. I've done 
> a lot of checking under the hood, but I'm stuck.
>
> We have hundreds of systems using the v2.9+ of the daemon (AD and LDAP 
> providers). We're deploying a new HPC cluster using Rocky Linux 9 containers 
> (all other systems are RHEL 8/9) as stateless compute nodes. These nodes are 
> ephemeral so we use the LDAP providers.
>
> The observed issue is the daemons load and run as expected. The nodes mount 
> NFS file systems but do not resolve file and directory ownerships for LDAP 
> users until I manually run a "getent" or "id" on any user or group. It 
> doesn't even have to be a user or group that owns files. So any type of NSS 
> lookup seems to kick start the process. From there the node is fine.
>
> libnfs, libnss, sssd-nfs-idmap, libsss_nss_idmap, etc are all the same on 
> nodes that don't do this.
>
> DNS works, there's no difference in daemon configurations from working ones. 
> systemd unit files are identical, etc. I cannot figure out why these nodes 
> need to be poked by NSS to start using NSS. Very peculiar.
>
>
> Any insight would be appreciated,
>
>
> -- lawrence
>
>
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