Hi Davide, Sorry for the delay; it looks like your bug report fell through the cracks.
Davide Corrado <davide.corr...@doit-systems.it> skribis: > hello, I installed guix in a HPC environment and everything works as expected > if I use guix as a local user. I got this issue when I try to run it as an > openldap/sssd-managed user. > > example: > [ > root@frontend ~]# id konrad > uid=10000(konrad) gid=10000(hpc-users) groups=10000(hpc-users) > > [root@frontend ~]# getent passwd -s sss > konrad:*:10000:10000:Davide Corrado:/home/konrad:/bin/bash > > [root@frontend ~]# su - konrad > Last login: Thu Mar 28 11:04:07 CET 2024 on pts/0 > [konrad@frontend ~]$ id > uid=10000(konrad) gid=10000(hpc-users) groups=10000(hpc-users) > [konrad@frontend ~]$ guix install hello > user with UID 10000 not found I think this message shows the core of the problem. Is nscd running on this machine, as per <https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Application-Setup.html#Name-Service-Switch-1>? It has to be installed and running so that Guix-installed programs can access the user account database etc. A simple way to check whether this is working is by running the ‘id’ program of the ‘coreutils’ package provided by Guix, like so: guix shell coreutils -- id HTH! Ludo’.
