Description of problem: There is a problem when (in the shell) performing a "cd ~username". I get some sort of object printout and the shell (tcsh-6.13-9) then becomes unusable. Control-C does not terminate the current process. I have not tested/verified this with other shells. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): - Fedora Directory Server 1.0.2 - tcsh-6.13-9 How reproducible: This happens ocassionally on my setup. Steps to Reproduce: 1. cd ~user Actual results: root@snowshoe ~# cd ~username/ 0cdc=XXX,dc=YYY,dc=ZZZ . bjectclass posixAccountuiusername0iuid userPassword uidNumber gidNumbehomeDirectory loginShellgecos description objectClass Shell then becomes unusable. Expected results: To change directory to the user (username)'s home directory. Additional info: This problem happens ocassionally. I do not know what triggers this.
Are you sure this is a problem with Fedora DS? Does this work fine with other Directory Servers? Have you verified that your pam/nss/autofs configuration is correct?
I have not tried other directory servers, but this much I know: my two identical machines using the same directory server, both exhibit the same behavior. PAM/NSS were configured using system-config-authentication. Automount doesn't use ldap.
This is not a directory server bug.