I'm new to Debian, and newer still to setting up LDAP at home. I was disheartened, when researching this problem, to find out that this is still a bug after 1.5 years.
Right now there are five user/group references in udev that don't exist as part of the main system. They are, and come from: group rdma from package libibverbs group nvram from UNKNOWN group fuse from fuse-utils group kvm from kvm user tss group tss from trousers (I couldn't figure out what package adds nvram, and wonder if it is actually still necessary.) So, hows this for a suggestion: We remove those references from 91-permissions.rules and create five new packages, named something like: udev-$GROUP It would Depend on udev and only contain one file of real interest: /etc/udev/rules.d/91-permissions-$GROUP.rules Each of the the packages that actually adds the group could Recommend udev-$GROUP That way, if someone is trying to run a system without udev, they could still do so, and wouldn't need to install the supplemental packages. If Debian packaging supports a (if udev installed, Depend on udev-$GROUP) that would be even better, but I don't think it does. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
