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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=709333
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RHEL5 uses an old libtool. We need to forcibly remove certain m4
files before running autoreconf to ensure that they get replaced
with the appropriate old versions.
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We should be using BuildRequires: gettext-devel
Also, for best compatibility across multiple RPM-based distros, we
should be running autoreconf before configure.
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Previously, only root could read these files, but it makes sense
to allow non-root users to prototype sssd.conf files.
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If po4a is not available 'make rpms' will fail because the spec file
expects that some translated man pages are present. This patch tries to
detect which translated man pages are available and adds them to the
corresponding file list.
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Translated a couple of strings from manpages into Czech. Makes the
manpage translation patch testable.
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Utilizes PO4A to extract translatable strings from Docbook XML sources
and allows translators to submit ordinary .PO files. PO4A then generates
translated Docbook documents that can be used to generate translated end
user documentation.
https://fedorahosted.org/sssd/ticket/297
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Several problems with the specfile were fixed in the SSSD release
in certain RPM-based distributions. This patch pulls them into the
example specfile
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Previously, we were just copying the script into the libexec dir
during installation. However, this causes problems for packaging
multilib on several distributions.
https://fedorahosted.org/sssd/ticket/641
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1) Pam modules should be explicitly built for /lib64/security
2) The krb5 locator plugin is always built; remove the conditional
3) The krb5 locator plugin belongs in the sssd-client package
4) The sss_obfuscate manpage was not packaged
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A tool to add obfuscated passwords into the SSSD config file
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Integrates libnl to detect adding routes. When a route is added, the
offline status of all back ends is reset. This patch adds no heuristics
to detect whether back end went offline.
Fixes: #456
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If the configuration option krb5_store_password_if_offline is set to
true and the backend is offline the plain text user password is stored
and used to request a TGT if the backend becomes online. If available
the Linux kernel key retention service is used.
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This adds two new options:
ipa_dyndns_update: Boolean value to select whether this client
should automatically update its IP address in FreeIPA DNS.
ipa_dyndns_iface: Choose an interface manually to use for
updating dynamic DNS. Default is to use the interface associated
with the LDAP connection to FreeIPA.
This patch supports A and AAAA records. It relies on the presence
of the nsupdate tool from the bind-utils package to perform the
actual update step. The location of this utility is set at build
time, but its availability is determined at runtime (so clients
that do not require dynamic update capability do not need to meet
this dependency).
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This reverts commit 973b7c27c0b294b8b2f120296f64c6a3a36e44b7.
While this patch applied cleanly, it was uncompilable. Reverting
until it can be properly merged.
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This adds two new options:
ipa_dyndns_update: Boolean value to select whether this client
should automatically update its IP address in FreeIPA DNS.
ipa_dyndns_iface: Choose an interface manually to use for
updating dynamic DNS. Default is to use the interface associated
with the LDAP connection to FreeIPA.
This patch supports A and AAAA records. It relies on the presence
of the nsupdate tool from the bind-utils package to perform the
actual update step. The location of this utility is set at build
time, but its availability is determined at runtime (so clients
that do not require dynamic update capability do not need to meet
this dependency).
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Due to the way RPM processes the %configure macro, these variables
were not actually being passed down to recursive configure
invocations. In other words, they were useless.
Futhermore, in more recent Fedora versions (13+), some of the
dependencies have moved from -lnss to -lnspr4. As a result, it is
safer to rely on the complete output of 'pkg-config nss --libs'
instead of restricting to -lnss. The downside to this is that it
may result in linking unnecessarily against other NSS components
such as libsmime3 and libplc4 (among others). However, since these
are already dependencies of libnss itself, there should be no risk
of them being unavailable on the platform when installed.
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Package refarray documentation by default
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Adds a new option -Z to sss_useradd and sss_usermod. This option allows
user to specify the SELinux login context for the user. On deleting the
user with sss_userdel, the login mapping is deleted, so subsequent
adding of the same user would result in the default login context unless
-Z is specified again.
MLS security is not supported as of this patch.
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Packages /etc/rwtab.d/sssd file that allows SSSD to run on a read-only
root filesystem.
Fixes: #428
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Since we don't keep the changelog up to date, it makes more sense
to simply truncate it to always report that it is an automated
build.
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This patch brings our spec file into compliance with Fedora python
requirements.
See http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging/Python#Macros for more
details
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This is needed to create the collection documentation
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The Fedora Package Guidelines forbid the use of rpaths
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Merging ba8937d83675c7d69808d1d3df8f823afdc5ce2a left the COPYING
and COPYING.LESSER files in the now-defunct sss_client directory.
This patch moves them into the right location and fixes the spec
file to look for them correctly.
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