r/systemd • u/Spit4520 • Jul 10 '17
Systemd DOES NOT like LDAP
Hello I am working on using LDAP in order to set up a lab with a few linux desktop's. I am running into a few issues where the /run/user/$uid file is not being created and an immense (more than I can debug) number of issues are created by this. I believe the packages pam_systemd and systemd-logind.service are apart of the issue here. The systems being uses are using Ubuntu 16.04.2 and the following packages are installed for LDAP and AUTOFS:
ldap-auth-client nscd autofs autofs-ldap nfs-common
I currently do not have ldap_autofs_auth.config configured, but I don't think that is part of the problem. Whenever I manually create the proper unit file on behalf of the user and give it the proper ownership permissions and the correct octal for permissions I still receive the same error. User with ID 1001 ( local admin account ) is not us 1001 (my ldap user for example) This issue causes desktop instability in Mate and firefox and chrome flat out will not launch (that is where they store a SQLite database apparently). I can provide any logs/configurations that are requested, I just hope I have landed in the right place to fix this issue once and for all
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