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Commenting here as #1288983 is private and I can't see it. Is it
possible for that bug to be made public?
I regularly get the same goa-daemon crash in g_mutex_lock(). As far as I
can tell it seems to happen
Thanks everyone, I can confirm that 2:4.1.6+dfsg-1ubuntu2.14.04.1 does
fix my problem.
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Some more testing of 'kerberos method' with 'krb5_ccache_type=FILE' and
600 perms on /etc/krb5.keytab
With 'kerberos method = secrets and keytab', winbind logins failed.
With 'kerberos method = system keytab', winbind logins failed.
With 'kerberos method = secrets only', winbind logins started w
Another data point...
This problem also goes away with a world readable system keytab
(/etc/krb5.keytab). So it isn't just the pam_winbind
'krb5_ccache_type=FILE' setting.
I'll do some more testing to find out whether or not changing the
'kerberos method = secrets and keytab' setting in smb.conf
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu version: 14.04 AMD64
samba, winbind, libpam-winbind version: 2:4.1.6+dfsg-1ubuntu2
After upgrading to 14.04 from 13.10 I couldn't log in with any Active
Directory accounts.
After checking that Winbind itself worked (eg wbinfo and getent still
worked properly) and plai
I suspect I'm seeing the results of this on some 12.04 virtual servers.
The strange thing is that I'm pretty sure we've had 12.04 servers work
properly in the past. I've tried it with both 3.6.3-2ubuntu2.6 and
3.6.3-2ubuntu2.
We've been getting console errors about either uncontactable KDCs or
clo
Just an update...
3.6.3-2ubuntu2.5 is still working fine for me, and has not had any of
the problems listed above reappear.
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Thanks Brian, I've installed the winbind, libpam-winbind, libwbclient0,
samba-common, smbclient packages (3.6.3-2ubuntu2.5) from proposed.
I'll keep you posted. It might take a week or two before I'm confident
they are working correctly.
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Although inconvenient, personally I'm ok with quantal being skipped.
Thanks.
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Title:
winbind does not refresh kerberos tickets
To manage notifi
This has also hit me on fresh 12.10 AMD64 install with a Thinkpad T530
with Intel HD4000 and SSD.
But it only started after the last kernel update (3.5.0-26.42). Before
then it was working fine.
The listed workaround of restarting lightdm also works for me.
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[Impact]
* If it happens on the client, the client can't authenticate to any
kerberised servers (Windows or Linux).
* If it happens on the server, all clients (Windows or Linux) are unable to
connect to that server any more.
* The main impact is very flaky network
Just a gentle prod...
:)
Q: Will updates be published for both precise and quantal? And will I
need to further test both?
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Title:
winbind does
Just checking in...
These PPA updates have been solid for me still.
Is there any more testing or anything that needs doing to progress this
further?
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After further testing, I'm certain the updated packages have fixed the
bug.
Leaving two machines running logged in and idle over the weekend, the
unpatched machine lost its credential cache (again) while the patched
one succesfully renewed its TGT all weekend. And it also successfully
got a new on
I've done some testing on machines with and without the new packages.
Conclusion: I think things have improved with the new packages.
More details:
It is hard to tell for sure as there are various things (eg using sudo,
or unlocking the desktop etc) other than winbind that will refresh the
Ticke
Thanks Robie, I've installed your PPA for testing.
As soon as I know if it has fixed anything (or if it hasn't), I'll
report back.
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Title:
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I'm also hit by what seems to be the same bug on 12.04. This happens on
both desktops and servers using winbind (pam_winbind) to manage kerberos
keytabs and ticket caches.
We are authenticating against an Active Directory domain controller (2008R2).
We use the winbind/kerberos combo for:
* logging
I've also reproduced this problem on Xen 4.0.1.
Lucid VMs running 2.6.32-31-generic-pae (installed by linux-image-
virtual) and earlier work, but stopped booting with the update to
2.6.32-32-generic-pae.
I also downloaded and manually installed 2.6.32-33 from lucid-proposed
which (I think) revert
Just chiming in to say that 3.4.7~dfsg-1ubuntu3.6 from lucid-proposed
also fixed this problem on our servers as well.
We've gone from daily winbind panics to no crashes since. We haven't
noticed any side-effects either.
Any idea if or when this makes it into lucid-updates?
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I've installed Lucid (a dual boot on the same hardware) now to test this
issue.
Result: Lucid has fixed the problem. Additionally I don't get the
picture corruption reported by my colleague either.
As a side note: the open source radeon driver is now working almost
perfectly in Lucid too (eg dual
Thanks Bryce, I'll be installing Lucid soon to test this.
In the meantime, a colleague on the same hardware who has already
upgraded to Lucid reports that the duplicate pointer issue went away,
but that rotating the secondary screen caused a scrambling of the image
on the screen as the pointer mov
A quick update: This particular problem goes away when the SWCursor
option is enabled for the fglrx device.
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With a dual head setup on an ATI Radeon HD 2400XT (RV610) where one or
both of the displays is rotated (ie portrait), there is a mirror image
of the mouse pointer shown on the 2nd display whenever the mouse is on
the 1st display. Only one pointer is
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