Hello,
new topic for me: sssd
With some reading in the man-Pages and on docs.fedoraproject.org (!) I’ve managed to use our LDAP-Infrastructure for user-Logins, as we did with nss_ldap and pam_ldap in the past.
But I can’t manage to use the sudo-rules from LDAP. Each time when I call the sudo-command, it’s complaining about a missing /usr/lib64/libsss_sudo.so.
Which RPM-Package contains this Lib?
regards, Detlef
Hi
It should be in the sssd package (well it was for SLES 11 SP3), but
looks like it’s been missed in the SLES 12 rpm. Can you raise an SR and
post back the SR number and can follow up with my SUSE contacts.
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SR 10924006281
Thanks!
Here at home, with opensuse-13.1, it would be the package “libsss_sudo”
Hi
Yes, it has the shared library (so) and the header file.
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SR 10924006281: 3 months ago I opened this SR, nothing heard since then!
What can be so difficult to release a patch for package “sssd”? The sssd-package of SLES11-SP3 contains the missing lib (and works!)
BTW: Am I the only one who’s missing this lib? Or ist anyone else using the “old fashioned” (but functional !!!) pam_ldap/nss_ldap ?
Hi dpueltz,
[QUOTE=dpueltz;26340]SR 10924006281: 3 months ago I opened this SR, nothing heard since then!
What can be so difficult to release a patch for package “sssd”? The sssd-package of SLES11-SP3 contains the missing lib (and works!)
BTW: Am I the only one who’s missing this lib? Or ist anyone else using the “old fashioned” (but functional !!!) pam_ldap/nss_ldap ?[/QUOTE]
you may want to take this to https://forums.suse.com/forumdisplay.php?55-Talk-to-a-SUSE-Technical-Services-Manager, which is the proper place for such comments.
BTW, from your list of two, I’m using option 3: Still working on SLES11SP3 
Regards,
Jens
Hi
I’ve pinged my SUSE Contacts to see what is happening.
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Hi All,
Same problem for one of my customer. nss mappings including sudo in ldap is a very popular way to centralize informations. We really need a solution for this.
It is already hard enough to switch from openldap to sssd (especially to find correct documentation), we really don’t need a missing library …
Reminder:
SLES12 : version 1.11.5.1 without any libsss_sudo.so
SLES11 : version 1.9.5 complete
OpenSuse : version 1.12.2 complete
Seems to critical to upgrade the whole sssd stack on a production server …
I can also open an SR but i am not sure it will speed up a solution. 3 months wihtout an explanation is not very serious and i start to have problem wht my Suse customers.
Cheers
Hi fpernet,
3 months wihtout an explanation
I can’t help with that, but from what I’ve heard there’s no need to open a SR. OTOH, maybe you’d receive an explanation that way? 
Regards,
Jens
[QUOTE=dpueltz;26340]SR 10924006281: 3 months ago I opened this SR, nothing heard since then!
What can be so difficult to release a patch for package “sssd”? The sssd-package of SLES11-SP3 contains the missing lib (and works!)
BTW: Am I the only one who’s missing this lib? Or ist anyone else using the “old fashioned” (but functional !!!) pam_ldap/nss_ldap ?[/QUOTE]
For what it is worth, it does look like SUSE has addressed this with SLES 12 
…
https://www.suse.com/support/update/announcement/2015/suse-ru-20150864-1.html
Cheers,
– lorenso