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Network timeouts are used in quick operations like bind.
Search timeout is used for operations that can "legally" require more time.
Change defaults to 6 and 60 seconds respectively.
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- password policy request controls are send during bind and change
password extended operation
- the response control is evaluated to see if the password is expired
or will expire, soon
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Inits krb5 credentials, if sasl mech is GSSAPI.
Tested with GSSAPI and host keytab as well as user credentials.
Updates also manpages with the new options.
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This patch makes basic options multiype, the init function assigns
a type from the initialization array, and processes values fetched
from confdb accordingly.
4 types are supported so far: string, number, blob and boolean
Also convert defines into enums where appropriate.
Add fetch functions that check the requested type.
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The code was still dependent on it for the ldap driver.
Changed the driver code to depend on the schema type.
Fix defaults for user and groups trees.
ATM if you use the rfc2307bis schema you have to put users and groups
in 2 separate trees (what people does by default anyway.
If this limitation will turn to be too hard, we will change this later.
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Always immediately return to DP, and update users/groups in the background.
Also implements an optimization to retrieve only changed/new users/groups
by filtering using the modifyTimestamp after the first query.
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- making the realm part upper case is now optional and done in the
LDAP backend
- using a username@realm UPN is now optional
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Retrieving ldap results and storing users could sometimes results in race
conditions where the final ldap result was retrieved before the store operations
where finished resulting in the operations to be aborted before termination.
Implement a serialization mechanism per operation.
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The way openldap libraries work, require to have a single engine per
connection as all replies are read at the same time. So we need to
always read anything that comes in from the wire and then loop to
dispatch results to the requests that are waiting.
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This uses and exapands the async helpers.
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These functions use the tevent_req async model, where a pair
of _send/_recv functions pilot requests, with additional helpers
like _done functions, and where needed multiple stage helpers.
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