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This behaviour is expected. The "getent group" requests result in a combination of setgrent(), getgrent() and endgrent() calls. These calls work with a single call to nslcd. If the supplied buffer (by Glibc) is too small the information from the existing request is reused.
For "getent group lisa" this is a call to getgrnam() which is a single stateless request to nslcd. In this case, if the buffer is too small the old request is discarded and a new one is started (the function is stateless).
So in this situation the message is harmless. From the nscd side it isn't easy to determine whether or not the closed connection is harmless so I don't know of a better way to handle this. One solution could be for the client to read the rest of the response anyway.
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