> This way you can still remove libpam-ldap (afterwards)
> without libnss-ldap being removed too.
no (try it)
the problem is ldap-auth-client
libnss-ldap depends on ldap-auth-config
ldap-auth-config depends on ldap-auth-client
ldap-auth-client depends on both libnss-ldap and libpam-ldap
> Do you still consider this a bug?
perhaps it's not strictly a bug, but with the pam auto configuration introduced in 8.10 it leads to unneccessary confusion; you have to call pam-auth-update to explicitly deactivate libpam-ldap
> This way you can still remove libpam-ldap (afterwards)
> without libnss-ldap being removed too.
no (try it)
the problem is ldap-auth-client
libnss-ldap depends on ldap-auth-config
ldap-auth-config depends on ldap-auth-client
ldap-auth-client depends on both libnss-ldap and libpam-ldap
> Do you still consider this a bug?
perhaps it's not strictly a bug, but with the pam auto configuration introduced in 8.10 it leads to unneccessary confusion; you have to call pam-auth-update to explicitly deactivate libpam-ldap