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KB-1557: rsyncd errors regarding nss.uid.ignore, nss.gid.ignore

Centrify DirectAudit ,   Centrify DirectControl ,   Centrify Identity Service, Mac Edition ,  

12 April,16 at 11:13 AM

Applies to:  All versions of Centrify DirectControl for UNIX/Linux on all platforms

Question:

The following errors were shown when using rsyncd in cron job even though the files /etc/centrifydc/uid.ignore and /etc/centrifydc/gid.ignore exist. Is there any way to eliminate the error?

host1 rsyncd[2050]: ERROR: Failure in list match for key 'nss.uid.ignore' from file '/etc/centrifydc/centrifydc.conf': file does not exist
host1 rsyncd[2050]: ERROR: Failure in list match for key 'nss.gid.ignore' from file '/etc/centrifydc/centrifydc.conf': file does not exist

Answer:

rsyncd does chroot which means it will not be able to talk to adclient and open socket to adclient.

To eliminate the error, set "use chroot = false" (default is true) in rsyncd.conf.

You can find more information on 'use chroot' in man pages of rsync that explain in more details regarding its usage.

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