> If it fixed your problem, it must have been purely by accident.
I think you are right. By removing the id_provider option I simply caused sssd to skip the LOCAL domain and search the SAMBA domain. With id_provider present sssd tries to search the LOCAL domain and fails out without trying the SAMBA domain.
I am glad to hear that this has been fixed upstream. Thanks for your help.
Hi Jakub,
You wrote:
> I'm not sure where the "domain_type" comes from
I found "domain_type" in documentation online, e.g.,
http:// docs.fedoraproj ect.org/ en-US/Fedora/ 17/html/ System_ Administrators_ Guide/sect- SSSD_User_ Guide-SSSD_ Example_ Configuration_ Files-SSSD_ Configuration_ File_Format. html
but I believe you when you say that Ubuntu sssd doesn't have that option.
$ grep id_provider /usr/sbin/sssd
Binary file /usr/sbin/sssd matches
$ grep domain_type /usr/sbin/sssd
$
> If it fixed your problem, it must have been purely by accident.
I think you are right. By removing the id_provider option I simply caused sssd to skip the LOCAL domain and search the SAMBA domain. With id_provider present sssd tries to search the LOCAL domain and fails out without trying the SAMBA domain.
I am glad to hear that this has been fixed upstream. Thanks for your help.