The package sssd also add the autofs checking to /etc/init/sssd.conf in
Ubuntu 16.04 package. The only reason Ubuntu 16.04 wasn't affected is
because it uses systemd instead of upstart in Ubuntu 14.04.
Here is my temporary solution if you use Puppet to manage your systems:
class sssd::config {
# There is a bug in sssd-common 1.11.8-0ubuntu0.6. The new
``/etc/init/sssd.conf``
# file does a check for 'autofs' before starting up on boot.
# The patch in config.pp manually removing autofs checking.
file_line { 'patch_sssd.conf':
path => '/etc/init/sssd.conf',
line => 'start on (filesystem and net-device-up)',
match => '^start.*\s+autofs\)',
}
}
If you don't use Puppet, just ignore this entirely. This solution could instead
cause you more troubles.
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sssd service does not start up on boot after upgrading to
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