A last problem with this bug remains:
When /etc/init.d/libnss-ldap is executed (i.e. started) the
root-filesystem is still mounted read-only.
Thus, the 'touch' command fails. We have solved this issue by adding:
"mount -n -o remount,rw /"
before the 'touch' and
"mount -n -o remount,ro /"
after the touch.
This solves the bug yes, but in my opinion all solutions provided here
are somwhat a hack. Should not the nss-library itself be aware of non
existing network-connections? If we have no network, why should then a
library try to connect a network service at all?
Have fun fixing the bug,
udo.
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