I'll mark this as fix released for bionic then, and open up an artful
task.
** Also affects: sssd (Ubuntu Artful)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: sssd (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
** Summary changed:
- sssd offline on boot, stays offline forever
I confirmed the bug in artful, but now, with the same sssd.conf in
bionic, I do not see the bug anymore.
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sssd offline on boot, stays offl
Reading what I wrote in comment #4, seems like I'm contradicting myself.
First I say I can reproduce the problem, but later I say that after I
bring the network back up it starts working again on its own. That's
exactly what I'm seeing now, i.e., no bug. Tried xenial, artful and
bionic. Are you guy
I also tried again in bionic, including rebooting the sssd client while
the krb5 server was offline, and it automatically switched back to an
online status after i restored the network on my krb5 server. I then
tried this again on xenial, and there it also worked.
let me try artful now.
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I tried the steps in #4. As expected, login failed while the network was
offline. It worked again immediately after enabling the network. So to
me it seems the problem really does not occur in bionic anymore.
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The test in comment #4 is more thorough, as it checks that sssd can
detect that the network is up again on its own. Can you try that on
bionic please?
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@Simon: Interesting – I can't reproduce the problem in 18.04 anymore. I
tested a VM and a laptop using ethernet and wifi, and sssd was online on
boot without any workarounds.
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Also affects Ubuntu Bionic (18.04)
A nicer workaround, for those using NetworkManager & systemd would be to tell
sssd to try going online when an interface comes up.
Create /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/sssd_notify with the contents:
#!/bin/bash
case "$2" in
up|vpn-up) systemctl kill --sig
