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[Derek White <question76719@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #76719 on sudo in ubuntu changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sudo/+question/76719

    Status: Open => Answered

Derek White proposed the following answer:
Ah, just file a bug! That'll get there attention - and maybe annoy them.
Be sure to mark it as a security issue, too! ;)

Did you try the various readme files that came with the package? Using
synaptic you can see all the files installed and where they are in your
filesystem. Sometimes these Debian packages have special needs - kinda
like a retard. They also routinely include default config files near the
readme's, usually in /usr/share/<program> or something similar. you've
got to be just missing something... Does the Ubuntu system have
access/rights to access the LDAP server?

As a last resort you just copy a working conf file from the RedHat
machines & cross your fingers!

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