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Lindsay Haisley wrote: |
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> Seems that I'm not the only one with this problem. There are several fixes |
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> which collectively seem to put things back to normal. See |
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> http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99564 |
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Workarounds are suggested in the bug you pointed out. Just comment out |
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the udev entries that use non-exsting groups such as "tpm". |
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On the forums, several people made shell scripts that switched between |
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two nsswitch.conf during bootup and after. This really is an ugly hack. |
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Another option is to put timeouts in ldap.conf. It's barely documented |
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but someone pointed this out in the forums. |
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> This is really nasty. Had it happened on one of my servers, one of which runs |
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> gentoo, it would have cost me customers! |
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Thus the need to try things out before updating production servers :) |
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Safe business practice ihmo, although this bug really a PITA. |
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I read someplace this was going to be fixed in later versions of |
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nss_ldap. Let's hope things move faster than they have so far. |
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Hope you can find a solution, |
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Rémi Cardona |
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