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init_db
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idmap_tdb2_db_init
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backends
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idmap_ad_context
The filter range from the idmap_domain is used now.
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Probably got copied from a different location.
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Now, the idmap_domain range that is centrally parsed is used.
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High level function to create a new mapping for an unmapped sid.
This builds logic that used to reside in the top level idmap code
in the backend.
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Currently this only works with the default domain, calling out
to idmap_ldap_allocate_id(). In the future this will be extended
to also work for non-default domains.
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this hides this beneath the idmap structure and removes a global variable
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The alloc subsystem is now subordinate to the idmap system.
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Second step in removing the idmap range from the idmap_ldap_alloc_context.
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First step in removing idmap ranges from the idmap_ldap_alloc_context.
The range from the domain is to be used now.
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idmap_domain
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High level function to create a new mapping for an unmapped sid.
This builds logic that used to reside in the top level idmap code
in the backend. To be called inside a transaction to guarantee
atomicity of the operation.
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instead of alloc_db
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The idmap_tdb_state (which should actually be called idmap_tdb_alloc_context)
is being removed since the alloc part is combined with the id mapping part.
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the other arguments are not needed any more and are removed.
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from idmap_tdb_context
instead of the special idmap_alloc_db
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These are now taken from the idmap_domain struct.
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