03-26-2017
Hi,
I don't think the kernel is likely to be suspect here, due to the nature of the error messages you're getting. Still, you could always do an update on the system to bring all packages up to the latest available version and see if that helps.
Fundamentally, some package somewhere in the chain must not be from the same source as the others. If everything was the default SUSE packages, then you wouldn't be getting very unusual messages like this, as they're all designed to work together.
Have you upgraded or replaced any other packages on which these ones depend ? Do you have multiple instances of the same libraries on the system, maybe ? Any funny entries in /etc/ld.so.conf ? Somewhere in the dependency chain or set of packages on your system is something that doesn't belong, and it's causing issues with other things further up the chain, so to speak.
If it comes to it I suppose you could always build SSSD from source, but that would really be a solution of absolute last resort.
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
edos-builddebcheck
EDOS-BUILDDEBCHECK(1) General Commands Manual EDOS-BUILDDEBCHECK(1)
NAME
Edos-builddebcheck - Check satisfiability of Debian package build-dependencies
SYNOPSIS
edos-builddebcheck [option] ... Packagefile Sourcepackagefile
DESCRIPTION
edos-builddebcheck reads a set of Debian package descriptions from the file Packagefile, each of which is in the format of deb-control(5),
and a set of source package descriptions from the file Sourcepackagefile. All packages described in the file Packagefile must have the same
value of their Architecture (if it is different from all).
For instance, the Packages and Sources files as found on a Debian mirror server, or in the directory /var/lib/apt/lists/ of a Debian sys-
tem, are suitable as input files.
edos-builddebcheck verifies for every of the source packages (from Sourcepackagefile) whether its build-dependencies, build-indep-dependen-
cies and build-conflicts can be satisfied from the binary packages provided in Packagefile. Only build-relations that apply to the archi-
tecture (see below on how the architecture is determined) are taken into account.
Note that this is not the same thing as checking whether a distribution can be rebuild from scratch, for several reasons:
1. No actual compilation is taking place, this tool only does a static analysis of package relationships.
2. The binary packages in Packages are not necessarily those that are the result of the compilation of the source packages in Sourcepack-
agefile.
3. We do not check for cycles. For instance, suppose that we have source packages a and b both generating one binary package of respec-
tively the same name, and that a build-depends on b and b build-depends on a. Then we can not rebuild the set of packages from scratch
because of the cycle. However, if we already have binary packages a and b then we can recompile both of them. Consequently, edos-buildde-
bcheck will not report an error in this case.
4. The underlying logical machine does a complete analysis of alternatives, and might report satisfiability of constraints in case actual
tools (like apt) fail to find a solution.
Build-essential packages are ignored in unversioned build-dependencies. The (architecture dependant) list of build-essential packages is
read from the configuration file. If that file is not available than an architecture independent default value is used.
OPTIONS
-a, --architecture architecture
Check for compilation on architecture. Usually it is not necessary to specify the architecture since it can be derived from the
Packages file.
-be, --binexplain
Add all explanations why build-dependencies are not satisfiable. Without that option some of these explanations may be missing from
the output in case a source package build-depends on a binary package that exists in Packagefile file but that edos-debchecks finds
not to be installable inside Packagefile.
FILES
/etc/edos-builddebcheck.conf
Configuration file for edos-builddebcheck
AUTHOR
Edos-builddebcheck has been written by Stefano Zacchiroli <zack@debian.org> and Ralf Treinen <treinen@debian.org>. It heavily relies on
edos-debcheck which has been written by Jerome Vouillon for the EDOS project.
SEE ALSO
deb-control(5),edos-debcheck(1)
EDOS
2010-04-22 EDOS-BUILDDEBCHECK(1)