I found a workaround that shuts libnss up; the following settings in /etc/ldap.conf were:
nss_initgroups_minimum_uid 0 nss_initgroups_ignoreusers root
I changed:
nss_initgroups_minimum_uid 30
then used usermodify to shuffle the syslog user uid (it was 120ish):
usermodify -u14 syslog groupmodify -g14 syslog
I then re-populated nss_initgroups_ignore_users using:
service libnss-ldap restart
giving:
nss_initgroups_ignoreusers bin,daemon,games,lp,mail,man,news,proxy,root,sync,sys,syslog,uucp
This shut libnss_ldap up and stopped the log from hanging.
I found a workaround that shuts libnss up; the following settings in /etc/ldap.conf were:
nss_ initgroups_ minimum_ uid 0 initgroups_ ignoreusers root
nss_
I changed:
nss_ initgroups_ minimum_ uid 30
then used usermodify to shuffle the syslog user uid (it was 120ish):
usermodify -u14 syslog
groupmodify -g14 syslog
I then re-populated nss_initgroups_ ignore_ users using:
service libnss-ldap restart
giving:
nss_ initgroups_ ignoreusers games,lp, mail,man, news,proxy, root,sync, sys,syslog, uucp
bin,daemon,
This shut libnss_ldap up and stopped the log from hanging.