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Now it can load from scratch default configuration that is valid for all
daemons.
First thing, make it possible for each daemon/provider to set its own debug
level in its configuration entry.
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Make confdb load a base ldif like sysdb to initialize the db,
makes it simpler to understand at first sight what is the default
configuration.
Make the parameter "command" optional. Derive the default command
from available information.
Make the debug level a global by default so that enabling debug for
all components is as easy as passing just -d X to the sssd binary.
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Per discussion with the desktop team, using the org.freedesktop
interface name will simplify adoption, as potential users won't
feel like they're pulling in a FreeIPA dependency.
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When the sysdb LDB file does not exist on the system, the first
attempt to connect to it will invoke a creation routine. However,
both the NSS and the InfoPipe are started in parallel by the
monitor, resulting in a race condition as they both try to
initialize the sysdb. The easiest fix for this is to simply have
the monitor create the sysdb before it launches NSS and InfoPipe.
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Changed the order of the arguments to CreateUser in the
Introspection XML to match the other functions (domain belongs
second on the list)
A few other minor fixes as well:
Fixed a typo in SYSDB_GETCACHED_FILTER and sysdb_transaction_end().
Added missing error handling in infp_do_user_set_uid().
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Avoid uninitialized memory messages in valgrind (in _btreemap_get_keys).
Do not free memory we just stored in the btree (in confdb_get_domains_list).
Streamline confdb_get_domains() and remove extra calls when we already have
all the information handy.
Do not store basedn in domain info, the base dn is always calculated out of
the domain name.
Remove the "provider" attribute, it was really used only to distinguish between
LOCAL and other domains, directly check for LOCAL as a special case instead.
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The NSS provider, the Data Provider backends and the InfoPipe all
need access to the domain map provided by the confdb. Instead of
reimplimenting it in multiple places, it is now provided in a pair
of helper functions from the confdb.
confdb_get_domains() returns a domain map by reference. Always
returns the most up-to-date set of domains from the confdb.
confdb_get_domains_list() returns an array of strings of all the
domain names. Always returns the most up-to-date set of domains
from the confdb.
This patch also modifies the btreemap_get_keys() function to
better handle memory and report allocation failures.
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dependencies based on the latest samba code.
Convert all references to the old events library to use the
renamed tevent library.
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sbus_message_handler is not responsible anymore for sending
back data in any case.
Transfer this responsibility to the handler function called.
This way both synchronous and asynchronous funstions use the
interface the same way and can properly free memory referenced
by the reply after the send buffer has been filled in and all
copies are done in sbus_conn_send_reply()
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This reverts commit 13421cbe0af4343f9d110600755ffa756690b282.
Conflicts:
server/infopipe/infopipe.c
server/infopipe/infopipe.h
While this solution fixed the contingent memory problem it introduced
other problems in handling asynchronous replies.
Reverting in preparation for a different way to solve it.
Conflicts have been taken care of.
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dbus_message_append_args() adds a reference to memory that is not
copied to the outgoing message until dbus_connection_send() is
called. Since we compile our reply messages in functions and then
return the reply, we need a mechanism for deleting allocated
memory after invoking dbus_connection_send. I have changed the
arguments to sbus_msg_handler_fn so that it takes a talloc ctx
containing the sbus_message_handler_ctx and a pointer to a reply
object. We can now allocate memory as a child of the reply context
and free it after calling dbus_connection_send.
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services ping time.
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