Hi Folks,
I've observed a few times now that if anything causes sssd.service to fail to
start at boot time that at least on Ubuntu, the system will be stuck in an
infinite service restart loop during boot-up, rendering it largely inoperable.
I'm inclined to drop in a systemd override to allow sssd.service to fail more
gracefully during boot and not prevent the OS from continuing to load, but I
wanted to check in with the SSSD mindtrust about this to see if it's
specifically intentional that broken sssd.service should break boot-up (again,
at least on Ubuntu).
Thanks!
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