user id getting lost

[Thomas Beaudry]

?Hi Guys,

I am running into a problem recently where my username is getting lost, and being associated to a number.  I disabled reverse DNS in the past based on a suggestion from another sssd user, which seemed to work for awhile.

I set my debug levels to 10, so how can i start debugging this?

Thomas

[Striker Leggette]

If possible, archive and upload the logs to a place, or pastebin the 
domain logs.  Make sure to reply with the time/date that the id command 
failed to resolve the numeric value.

On 05/29/2017 02:53 PM, Thomas Beaudry wrote:
> ​Hi Guys,
>
> I am running into a problem recently where my username is getting 
> lost, and being associated to a number.  I disabled reverse DNS in the 
> past based on a suggestion from another sssd user, which seemed to 
> work for awhile.
>
> I set my debug levels to 10, so how can i start debugging this?
>
> Thomas
>
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[John Hodrien]

On Mon, 29 May 2017, Thomas Beaudry wrote:
> ?Hi Guys,
>
> I am running into a problem recently where my username is getting lost, and
> being associated to a number.  I disabled reverse DNS in the past based on a
> suggestion from another sssd user, which seemed to work for awhile.

When you say your username is getting lost, what do you mean?  Do you mean
that 'id' doesn't know who you are, or do you mean 'ls -l' is showing files as
being owned by a number not a name.  If it's the latter, is NFS involved?  Is
the number correct?

More info would be useful.

jh

[Thomas Beaudry]

Hi,

I mean that id doesn't know who i am.  When trying to run a command, I will get a cannot resolve userid error.  This happens for sessions that I leave logged in overnight or for a few days.

Thomas
________________________________________
From: John Hodrien 
Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 6:10 AM
To: End-user discussions about the System Security Services Daemon
Subject: [SSSD-users] Re: user id getting lost

On Mon, 29 May 2017, Thomas Beaudry wrote:
> ?Hi Guys,
>
> I am running into a problem recently where my username is getting lost, and
> being associated to a number.  I disabled reverse DNS in the past based on a
> suggestion from another sssd user, which seemed to work for awhile.

When you say your username is getting lost, what do you mean?  Do you mean
that 'id' doesn't know who you are, or do you mean 'ls -l' is showing files as
being owned by a number not a name.  If it's the latter, is NFS involved?  Is
the number correct?

More info would be useful.

jh
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