[01:33] <makx> hmm infinity it's frustrating that you have to catch errors that were long fixed in the debian version
[01:34] <makx> i hope we can find a better way to sync
[09:40] <mhat> I suppose this is the right place for this question, if not let me know. I'm using nssldap, which has been working well for me for ~2yr now. With Edgy now have a problem where udevd wants to do something that requires libnss to talk tot he ldap server. Normally that would be fine except that dhcp appears to happen after udev -- so there's no network, no ldap, and the machine takes 2+8+16+32+64 extra seconds to boot.
[09:41] <mhat> one option is that I could have nssldap setup for soft bindings but that's specifically wrong anytime except during boot.
[09:48] <makx>   passwd:         files ldap [UNAVAIL=return] 
[09:48] <makx>   group:          files ldap [UNAVAIL=return] 
[09:49] <makx> mhat speaking of /etc/nsswitch.conf, hf
[09:50] <mhat> seems reasonable enough
[09:50] <makx> wtf no thanks :-P
[09:51] <mhat> ? oh ! ha, thanks
[09:54] <makx> hehe ok
[09:56] <mhat> would you happen to know which channel I should go to next for questions about how gnome/edgy decide a user is an admin? Being in admin(114) appears to not be sufficient, physically being in the group file seems to be required.
[09:56] <mhat> I suspect you can guess why this is an issue for me based on the last question. :)
[09:58] <mhat> I tried #ubuntu but I'm fairly sure I've been lost in the noise.