I didn't applied debug_level in sssd. so I can't get the status of SSSD from sssd_mydomain.log. Instead, I'm checking if SSSD is offline or not by the following command.
netstat -nap | grep 389 | grep ESTABLISHED | wc -l if it's 0 then SSSD is currently offline.
I wonder this way is right to check if SSSD is offline or not.. Is there any other port related to SSSD offline ? or any command to check SSSD offline ?
Hi,
By checking the port 389 you are checking whether IPA or another LDAP server is started. That is not directly related to SSSD.
To know whether SSSD is started, you can use: `systemctl is-active sssd.service` (assuming you use systemd), or `pgrep sssd` (but this can throw wrong results if you also run SSSD inside containers in your host).
And to know whether the domains are active: `sssctl domain-status DOMAIN`
HTH,
On Wed, Oct 23, 2024 at 8:47 AM seojeong kim via sssd-users < sssd-users@lists.fedorahosted.org> wrote:
plus, this is I'm checking in ipa client side!
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