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We already choose the right entry by specifying the right basedn with scope
"LDB_SCOPE_BASE".
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This is needed so we can find and free old schemas based using
the cached pointer
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It was reported by aatanasov that we kept around one whole schema per
modification made. This does not fix that, but I hope moves us closer
to a fix
The most important part of the fix is that:
- if (schema_out != schema_in) {
- talloc_unlink(schema_in, ldb);
- }
was the wrong way around. This is now handled in the schema_set calls.
Andrew Bartlett
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Especially the "free"s after "ldb_msg_diff" are very important since the diff
message is allocated on the long-living LDB context.
Signed-off-by: Matthias Dieter Wallnöfer <mdw@samba.org>
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The problem here is that if the schema has been modified on the source
domain, there may be attributes that appear over DRS with 0 values (to
indicate that any existing values on the target should be deleted).
This would confuse the previous version of this macro.
Andrew Bartlett
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This way dsdb_setup_sorted_accessors() will
free memory allocated for accessor arrays correctly
in case of failure,
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O(n) search for dsdb_attribute by msDS-IntId value was
replaced by binary-search in ordered index.
I've choosen the approach of separate index on msDS-IntId values
as I think it is more clear what we are searching for.
And it should little bit faster as we can clearly determine
in which index to perform the search based on ATTID value -
ATTIDs based on prefixMap and ATTIDs based on msDS-IntId
are in separate ranges.
Other way to implement this index was to merge msDS-IntId values
in attributeID_id index.
This led me to a shorted but not so obvious implementation.
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provision
This allows the prefixMap from a DRS server to be used when loading
the schema from the local files. This helps us then import other
schema with this map in place.
Andrew Bartlett
Signed-off-by: Kamen Mazdrashki <kamenim@samba.org>
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The change here is to try and convert a per the previous rules, but if
we don't know a particular OID as a attributeID, then store it as an
OID (for example). This allows known values to be converted as
before, but still copes with unknown values.
Andrew Bartlett
Signed-off-by: Kamen Mazdrashki <kamenim@samba.org>
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This works on the assumption that the schema partition can only
contain schema objects.
We may need to pass down some kind of 'relax' to the DRS -> LDB
conversion code, so that it allows incomplete conversions, so that we
don't fail if a new attribute is present, and we can't decode it.
This would then be resolved the second time we do the conversion.
Andrew Bartlett
Signed-off-by: Kamen Mazdrashki <kamenim@samba.org>
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There is no need to do a full ldb_match_msg() for a simple case
insensitive string.
Andrew Bartlett
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This allows us to push a prefixmap directly into the schema we
generate in the provision code.
Andrew Bartlett
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I'm not sure why I removed these in fe3e1af901c970f738bee92baac5d7d4f5736e17
Andrew Bartlett
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far more complete "objectclass_attrs" LDB module
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In case schemaInfo value is still not set, WinAD supplies
schemaInfo blob with revision = 0 and GUID_ZERO
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Error checking is simplified and my leave leeks.
I did it this way to make code more readable, and if we
get error in those lines, it will be WERR_NOMEM in which
case we are in a much deeper troubles than delayed freeing
of few bytes.
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Having no value for schemaInfo is totally OK as it turns out.
In such cases, we should use a default value with
all fields set to 0.
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This reverts commit 8149094eddebd9a0e8b7c123c2ed54d00164bb26.
Windows implementation does not set schemaInfo attribute value
until first Schema update request.
This way, newly provisioned forest returns no schemaInfo value.
I think it won't be bad for us to have this value preset, but
I want to mimic Win AD behavior as close as possible.
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This will be used by the RODC code
Pair-Programmed-With: Andrew Bartlett <abartlet@samba.org>
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w2k8r2 sends a revision of zero in the initial schema replication
during a net vampire
Pair-Programmed-With: Andrew Bartlett <abartlet@samba.org>
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We should use the "ldb_get_*_basedn" calls since they are available in the LDB
library.
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The use of 'replace' is enough to wipe out the old value, whatever it
is, we don't need to set 'permissive modify' too.
Additionally, this seems to be causing trouble for the OpenLDAP backend
Andrew Bartlett
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After provisioning new Forest, schemaInfo should be set
to a value with revision=1 and current invocation_id
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ldb_msg preparation is moved into separate function
so that it can be used for implementing schemaInfo
updates both on module stack (dsdb_module_... functions)
and directly on ldb_context
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zero-guid is acceptable
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This uses the ldb sequence number, in a hope to detect an unchanged
schema quicker.
Andrew Bartlett
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This commit reworks Samba4's schema loading code to detect when it
needs to reload the schema. This is done by watching the @REPLCHANGED
special DN.
The reload happens by means of a callback, which is only set when the
schema is loaded from the ldb - not when loaded from an LDIF file or
DRS.
We also rework the global schema handling - instead of storing the
pointer to the global schema in each ldb, we store a flag indicating
that the global schema should be returned at run time. This makes it
much easier to switch to a new global schema.
Andrew Bartlett
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We now store the location of the schema in the schema, and provide
hooks for a future schema reloading mechanism.
Andrew Bartlett
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This choses an appropriate talloc context to attach the schema too,
long enough lived to ensure it does not go away before the operation
compleates.
Andrew Bartlett
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When specified, we talloc_reference onto this context to ensure that
pointers found in it are valid for the life of the objects they are
placed into. (Such as the string form of LDAP attributes).
Andrew Bartlett
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Counters which are used in the way "for (i = 0; array[i] != NULL; i++)" I
modified to "unsigned" since for sure we don't want to have negative array
indexes there.
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Counters which are used in the way "for (i = 0; array[i] != NULL; i++)" I
modified to "unsigned" since for sure we don't want to have negative array
indexes there.
There were many counter variables typed "uint32_t". This isn't fully correct
since those count LDB objects. The amount is saved in a "num_*" variable which
is "unsigned" without a bitlength specification. Therefore change also these
counters to be plain "unsigned".
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ldb_dn_extended_filter() removes all but the listed components,
I didn't noticed that when writting the code.
Doing a ldb_dn_remove_extended_components(dn2) is wrong.
This was hidden by some bugs in the ldb_dn code.
metze
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This allows for controls to be added easily where they are needed.
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This is a very heavy weight way of checking this syntax,
but it's very complex and using the existing function
should be ok for now. We can optimize it later.
metze
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