Ok guys,
Found the problem to this behaviour...
The Debian::AdduserCommon module (from adduser-3.63) uses "nscd -i
group" to invalidate the group name service cache when a new group is
added. Well, it should.
Unfortunately, it expects a file /var/run/nscd.pid to exist:
my $nscdpid = "/var/
Ok guys,
Found the problem to this behaviour...
The Debian::AdduserCommon module (from adduser-3.63) uses "nscd -i
group" to invalidate the group name service cache when a new group is
added. Well, it should.
Unfortunately, it expects a file /var/run/nscd.pid to exist:
my $nscdpid = "/var/
On Thursday 02 March 2006 13:44, Olafur Jens Sigurdsson wrote:
> > # addgroup --system bind
> > Adding group `bind' (111)...
> > Done.
> >
> > Obviously this worked:
> >
> > # getent group bind
> > bind:x:111:
> >
> >
> > but now I have to create a user, in that group:
> >
> > # adduser --system --
Þann 2006-03-02, 12:29:19 (+0200) skrifaði Marlon v/d Linde :: Clue:
> # addgroup --system bind
> Adding group `bind' (111)...
> Done.
>
> Obviously this worked:
>
> # getent group bind
> bind:x:111:
>
>
> but now I have to create a user, in that group:
>
> # adduser --system --home /var/cache
Hi,
I have done a fair bit of googling, and spent a while on freenode on this
problem, fyi, I did rtfm ;)
I would very much appreciate some word on this, as I am stuck.
Basically, Ive seen this happen once before with clamav package, and now with
the bind package. I know this is not a packag
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