first of all: HI!
nice to see a users list for this project :)
and now the real dirt:
I'm having problems of corruption with one of several fresh installed machines.
seems that cache_*.db is corrupted periodically. after some time of working, user cant work and console says that he doesn't exist. if I execute `id' I can see extrange big numbers instead of real GIDs.
the only thing that seems to work is stopping service, removing cache, and starting service again:
service sssd stop rm /var/lib/sss/db/cache* service sssd start
this is only happening on one machine of about 10, but all are fresh installations of ubuntu 12.04 with official packages.
anyone detected similar problem?
abosch
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 09:26:01AM +0200, Angel Bosch wrote:
first of all: HI!
nice to see a users list for this project :)
Congratulations, you're the first one to post the the users list :-)
and now the real dirt:
I'm having problems of corruption with one of several fresh installed machines.
seems that cache_*.db is corrupted periodically. after some time of working, user cant work and console says that he doesn't exist. if I execute `id' I can see extrange big numbers instead of real GIDs.
the only thing that seems to work is stopping service, removing cache, and starting service again:
service sssd stop rm /var/lib/sss/db/cache* service sssd start
this is only happening on one machine of about 10, but all are fresh installations of ubuntu 12.04 with official packages.
anyone detected similar problem?
abosch
This sounds like a serious issue. Would you mind providing SSSD domain logs from the affected machine after the corruption has occured? Level 8 would be great.
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 02:29:30PM +0200, Angel Bosch wrote:
This sounds like a serious issue. Would you mind providing SSSD domain logs from the affected machine after the corruption has occured? Level 8 would be great.
as logs contains sensitive information, I've mailed you log files directly.
regards,
abosch
There were duplicate entries in the cache: [nss_cmd_getpwuid_search] (0x0010): getpwuid call returned more than one result !?!
I asked Angel to check the server for entries with duplicate UIDs and also check the LDB cache to see what the saved entries were.
De: "Jakub Hrozek" jhrozek@redhat.com There were duplicate entries in the cache: [nss_cmd_getpwuid_search] (0x0010): getpwuid call returned more than one result !?!
I asked Angel to check the server for entries with duplicate UIDs and also check the LDB cache to see what the saved entries were.
you were absolutely right, there was a test entry that was copied without changing uidnumber.
I've changed test attributes and now seems to be working ok. I'll wait some days for confirmation.
thanks a lot,
angel
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