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This patch adds formatting changes to
better follow the style guidelines in
the collection unit test.
No logical changes to the code.
I was planning to do it for a while
per Simo's comment when he accepted
the core of the collection code but
indicated that the unit test should be
cleaned later.
Later has come.
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Add was always insterting at the end of the collection.
With this change one can control where the item is
inserted and deal with the duplicates too.
Also one now can extract items from collection
using absolute and relative disposition.
Using more advanced hashing function.
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There was a typo in the confdb setup portion of the
monitor_process_init that was attempting to use the wrong cdb
object to initialize.
This patch also adds some missing talloc_free() calls on error.
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The libPath should be constructed from the libName. There is no
benefit to specifying it separately.
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When I added the new header, I forgot to add it to Makefile.am, so
it was not included by automake when generating a tarball using
make dist-gzip.
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OSes based on older versions of the PAM development libraries lack
the _pam_overwrite_n(n,x) macro. This patch copies the Fedora 11
pam-devel-1.0.91-6 implementation into an SSSD private header.
This affects RHEL5 and SUSE10.
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There is a potential race condition where the monitor may attempt
to signal a reload of a child process before the communication
sbus channel is available. If this happens, we will just exit this
function and let the monitor kill and restart the child process.
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We were stealing the memory context of only the first value in
the linked-list of domains (and also services). This patch adds a
memory context to hold the lists so that can be stolen along with
all of the entries.
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Setting CFLAGS explicitly in configure.ac means that they would be
overwritten when using e.g. make CFLAGS="-O0 -g"
This replaces the explicit setting of CFLAGS with an
AM_CONDITIONAL to have Makefile.am set these instead.
Also fixes a missing #include that was coincidentally obscured
because gcc's -O2 happened to be able to locate it. Setting -O0
revealed the problem.
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The old function was not used anywhere, and this function uses better
semantics, including not using void ** which gives strict aliasing problems.
Also add a generic password destroy function
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In order to allow to access LDAP servers which do not provide SSL/TLS
encryption the option tls_reqcert is added to the native LDAP backend. It
accepts the same arguments as the corresponding OpenLDAP option documented in
ldap.conf(5) and should preform accordingly.
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If automake 1.11 or higher is available, use of the configure
option '--enable-silent-rules' will suppress most build messages
and replace them with lines such as
CC sysdb.o
This affects libtool as well.
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An error introduced with the last tidyup patches would skip
the first char of the password field.
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The previous patch to fix an enumeration bug found with group enumeration
inadvertently introduced a bug with user enumeration.
Yeah, almost funny!
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We were not subtracting the initial 8 bytes from slen.
This could cause us to run past the source buffer in case we received
a bad packet.
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If mem_num is big enough then ptmem can be big enough that dlen - ptmem
actually gives back a postive integer.
Also tidy up the termination condition at the end of the buffer so that
it is less confusing.
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We will trap all LDB debug messages and pipe them into our
internal DEBUG() function. LDB FATAL messages will still be
printed by default, WARNING and TRACE functions will be at debug
level 3 and 9, respectively.
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This patch removes a couple of files which can be created by autopoint
automatically. The pot file now contains no changes compared to the output of
xgettext. This should help to avoid unnecesary changes to the pot or po files
during a 'make dist' or similar calls.
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This version should be pointer size agnostic.
Should make this code safe on both 32bit and 64bit.
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