a workaround (working in my setup) to stop calling ldap for local system users and groups:
add this line to /etc/ldap.conf (adapt it to your setup):
nss_initgroups_ignoreusers root,root.slocate,daemon,bin,sys,sync,games,man,lp,mail,news,uucp,proxy,www-data,backup,list,irc,gnats,nobody,dhcp,syslog,klog,avah i-autoipd,messagebus,avahi,cupsys,haldaemon,hplip,statd,ntp,sshd,beagleindex,clamav
with a bind policy soft.
Hope this helps
Sebastiaan
a workaround (working in my setup) to stop calling ldap for local system users and groups:
add this line to /etc/ldap.conf (adapt it to your setup):
nss_initgroups_ ignoreusers root,root. slocate, daemon, bin,sys, sync,games, man,lp, mail,news, uucp,proxy, www-data, backup, list,irc, gnats,nobody, dhcp,syslog, klog,avah messagebus, avahi,cupsys, haldaemon, hplip,statd, ntp,sshd, beagleindex, clamav
i-autoipd,
with a bind policy soft.
Hope this helps
Sebastiaan