Per #54... yes, but for one thing: 14.04 LTS is still in the support cycle for several more years, and we're just now starting to deploy 14.04 across the board for developer desktops at work.
All the workstations I've integrated are unusable after reboot) because nslcd starts up before network-manager finishes setting up the DHCP interface, and the DNS lookup fails.
Since the problem is known AND a solution is known, I would expect a fix to come out in the 14.04 LTS support cycle.
Or is Canonical also subject to CADT (http://www.jwz.org/doc/cadt.html) ?
Per #54... yes, but for one thing: 14.04 LTS is still in the support cycle for several more years, and we're just now starting to deploy 14.04 across the board for developer desktops at work.
Because I have more than one AD server, I'm using "uri DNS" (see https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ nss-pam- ldapd/+ bug/1449168) and that fails because of the lack of dependency tracking between nslcd and network-manager.
All the workstations I've integrated are unusable after reboot) because nslcd starts up before network-manager finishes setting up the DHCP interface, and the DNS lookup fails.
Since the problem is known AND a solution is known, I would expect a fix to come out in the 14.04 LTS support cycle. www.jwz. org/doc/ cadt.html) ?
Or is Canonical also subject to CADT (http://