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2009-05-18Move ldap_be.c into ldap/ldap_auth.cSimo Sorce1-773/+0
2009-04-28enable offline handling for native LDAP backendSumit Bose1-4/+48
2009-04-27handle pam acct_mgmt, setcred and open/close_session before user bind in ↵Sumit Bose1-0/+17
ldap backend
2009-04-07Split modules types in Identity and AuthenticatorSimo Sorce1-5/+5
The same module may implement both types, but initializatrion will be nonetheless performed separately, once for the identity module and once for the authenticator module. Also change the proxy module to retireve the pam target name from the domain configuration so that it is possibile to create per-domain pam stacks. With this modification it is actually possibile to use normal nss and pam modules to perform a successful authentication (tested only with sudo so far) Update exmples.
2009-04-02Do not use the ldap libraries ldap_ prefixSimo Sorce1-76/+76
The ldap_ prefix should be considered reserved namespace for ldap librraies Renaming all ldap_* internal stuff to sdap_, in some cases also move from ldap_be_ to sdap_ as the reason for _be_ was just clearly a name space conflict (ldap_be_init, etc..)
2009-03-20Enable autoreconnection of Data Provider Backends to the Data ProviderStephen Gallagher1-1/+8
2009-03-19use pam_data as main data structure for dbus communicationSumit Bose1-13/+11
2009-03-06minor fixes for the build processSumit Bose1-0/+7
enable --without-tests
2009-02-26Rebase the code to use talloc, tdb, tevent, ldb as externalSimo Sorce1-10/+10
dependencies based on the latest samba code. Convert all references to the old events library to use the renamed tevent library.
2009-02-25added more ldap backend options and an example configurationSumit Bose1-68/+92
Signed-off-by: Simo Sorce <ssorce@redhat.com>
2009-02-24Add PAM responderSumit Bose1-0/+676
Also move responders under server/responder with shared code in server/responder/common Signed-off-by: Simo Sorce <ssorce@redhat.com>