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Change "lp_realm" behaviour to return the realm always upcased and add a
function "lp_dnsdomain" which returns it always lowcased.
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This reverts commit 11a8a54c825a52d7dd6ab78bc7aeff2d719327d2.
The actual fix for bug 6801 is in hdb_end_seq_get() - this attempt
leaks 'db' instead.
Andrew Bartlett
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The issue was that we would free the entry after the database, not
knowing that the entry was a talloc child of the database.
Andrew Bartlett
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"db" is freed anyway after the destructor terminates so this does really make
no sense here (rather it makes code crash).
Should fix bug #6801.
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In this code part under certain circumstances we can end up with an empty message.
Since our new behaviour denies them (like the real AD) we need to bypass them
on LDB modify calls.
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Make more use of constants and add some braces around "if" blocks
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I hope that this makes abartlet & simo happy again (consider mailing list).
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When we indicate that a getncchanges request is not complete, we set
the more_data flag to true in the response. The client usually then
asks for the next block of data. If the client decides it wants to
skip that replication and do a different replication then we need to
make sure that the next call is in fact a continuation of the existing
call, and not a new call.
This relies on returning the results sorted by uSNChanged, as the
client uses the tmp_highest_usn in each result to see if progress is
being made.
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(Remove unneeded "upper"s)
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I think the check for empty messages fits best here.
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operation"
This reverts commit f9990e9b391f330a8e6c5c158ee4e4eaa50f6176.
abartlet claims that this behaviour is too AD specific to put here. Btw I had
also some doubts if this is clean enough. I put it only here to make "ldap.py"
pass.
I'll try to find a new solution soon.
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They are not stored, so we can ignore them (makes copying records much
easier)
Andrew Bartlett
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(Otherwise setting the check base on search option is not applied
until after a reload).
Andrew Bartlett
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(We may have no modules set)
Andrew Bartlett
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This avoids using an ldb_search(), which would run from the top of the
module stack. This will help us load the schema before the partitions
are initialised.
Andrew Bartlett
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These take an ldb_module argument, and avoid doing the search from the
top of the stack again.
(This will help when modules are initialised before being added to the
partition set)
Andrew Bartlett
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This was a bad idea all along, as Simo said at the time. With the
full MS schema and enforcement of it, it is an even worse idea.
This fixes the provision of the member server in 'make test'
Andrew Bartlett
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The BENCH-TCON test was leaving the socket open. A smbclie_tdis()
closes the tree connection, but does not close the socket.
This caused the build farm to run out of file descriptors
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Jeremy.
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SQLITE one
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- Enhance test for "distinguishedName"
- Add a test for single-valued attributes
- Add a test for multi-valued attributes
- Add a test for empty messages
- Add a test for empty attributes
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Those error cases should be handled by LDB itself to be available on all
connection methods and not only over LDAP.
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- Unify the error handling method with "done" mark in all longer functions
- Fix up result codes to match more the real MS AD
- Some cosmetic fixups
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Four tests were ported from raw/open.c
One new tests added LEADING-SLASH, which tests that a server provides
the proper error when a relative path is given to a CREATE PDU
with a leading "/".
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ids is retrurned via _ids, so it needs to be on the passed in mem_ctx
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I've added a "--target=onefs" which lists expected deviation in the
OneFS SMB server implementation compared to a Windows machine.
I've added this in a generic way using a list of module specific
parameters. This list currently only contains the absence of
SACL support but will be added to as additional server differences
are defined.
I'd liked to use this abstraction for defining the differences between
a WinXP and Win7 server as well.
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Test several thousand permutations of create mask and sharemodes on file
and directory opens.
These tests use a checked-in results table derived from a WinXP server to
verify correct server behavior.
CREATEX_ACCESS
CREATEX_SHAREMODES_FILE
CREATEX_SHAREMODES_DIR
MAXIMUM_ALLOWED
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This allows the frameworks that wrap smbtorture to detect errors
better.
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This test causes problems on non-sealed connections against windows
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Sorry about that ....
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It's very useful to know the exact result code when something fails and not
only a generic (by the module) created one.
Sure, there are some exception cases with specific results (special message
constellations, attributes, values...) which shouldn't be changed at all
(examples of them are in the "ldap.py" test). Therefore I looked very
carefully to not change them.
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