Arthur de Jong wrote: > I cannot see how version 0.3 of nss-ldapd could produce these config > files. The config is clearly based on the nss_ldap > (/etc/libnss-ldap.conf) configfile. Versions before 0.3 did this by
Hm. I cannot see this, too. > default. The only thing that could cause this, is if you had a version > before 0.3 installed at some point in time (which left the old config But this is just not true. When i wrote the bug report, I heard about libnss-ldapd for the first time and gave it a try instantly. So there can't have been any installation of this package before. That is impossible. The only fact is, that libnss-ldap (without d at the end) were installed and I see that the > around). I cannot reproduce this with a clean 0.3 install. What do you mean by 'clean'? A fresh install with nothing installed or an aptitude remove libnss-ldap && aptitude install libnss-ldapd situation? I will test this in a few days in a fresh-installed chroot and tell you if the problem occurs there, too. > Upgrades of previous versions will be supported up to a point. Yeah. I understand your reasoning, but that does not change that I never have installed an older version then 0.3. > Having the 0.2 release use the old nss_ldap configfile was arguably a > mistake but I think it's not worth adding too many hacks in coming > releases for. Agreed. Regards, Patrick -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
