Actually it's not a bug, the problem is, that in order for the smbldap-
tools to work properly, they must be configured. During the installation
the config dir /etc/smbldap-tools is generated, but it is empty.
Once you copy the example config files smbldap.conf.gz (has to be
gunzipped) and smbldap
I get exactly the same problem, right after I login with a LDAP user on
Edgy via SSH. Changing file permissions to 644 on /etc/libnss_ldap.conf
solved the problem for me as well. Thanks for the hint! On my Feisty box
it has also the 644 permissions.
I think this is clearly a bug and I don't unders
I can confirm this (with the latest available release for edgy) as well
and I really think, that it is a serious bug. I mean what's the point in
querying the BASE with debconf, if it is not put into use?
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Debconf fails to update libnss-ldap.conf
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/69334
You receive
Well it is exactly like Steve said, the LDAP manager password which is
queried by debconf during the install of slapd is simply not written to
/etc/lapd/slapd.conf . Thus any authentication to the LDAP database with
tools like ldap-account-manager will fail. Furthermore the base entries
are also no
