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The patch that added check_cache() broke them, no results returned for any group
with actual members ...
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Fixes: #138
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This timeout specifies the lifetime of a cache entry before it is
updated out-of-band. When this timeout is hit, the request will
still complete from cache, but the SSSD will also go and update
the cached entry in the background to extend the life of the
cache entry and reduce the wait time of a future request.
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getpwnam, getpwuid, getgrnam and getgrgid will now use a common
function, check_cache, for determining whether to return a cached
value or to go to the provider.
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The special persistent local database retains the original name.
All other backends now have their own cache-NAME.ldb file.
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Make counter for used messages explicit.
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Also remove legacy memberuid support
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- with the boolean option filterUsersInGroups it can be controlled
wether filtered users appear in groups or not.
- fixed an error which prevented the display of groups with filtered
members
- removed some tab indents
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Remove redundant reconnection code that was interfeering with the sbus
reconnection code.
Consolidate include files for sbus relates operations.
Make pamsrv code similar to nsssrv code.
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Many of the functions in responder_dp.c were originally NSS-
specific and were moved there from the NSS responder code. Since
they are now generic to any responder, rename them to sss_dp_*
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Currently, if an additional request comes in for a cache entry
while that same entry is already in the process of being refreshed,
we start a duplicate cache update request. This patch adds allows
the cache to maintain a hash table of all in-progress requests and
queue up multiple callbacks for updates in progress. Once the data
is returned, all of these callbacks will fire.
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D-BUS handles timeouts itself and reports DBUS_ERROR_NO_REPLY if
a timeout fires, so we can rely on this instead of having an
explicit timeout ourselves. Furthermore, the two timeouts present
a potential race condition.
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Mirrors what we have done with the monitor.
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Let services identify themselves voiluntarily as the first operation
instead of polling from the monitor.
Also consolidate some common functions and make them available as monitor
helpers.
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The child processes call prctl() and when their parent process is
killed, they are sent SIGTERM using prctl. This is currently
Linux-specific, for non-Linuxes, a similar effect is achieved by
catching a set of common termination signals and sending SIGTERM to the
process group.
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Previously, we had hardcoded the paths for the NSS, PAM and
private PAM sockets to /var/lib/sss/pipes. With this patch, we
will specify the sockets with --with-pipe-path.
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Make as much as possible static, and remove use of talloc_reference and
allocation/deallocation of memory when not necessary.
Fix also responder use of rctx->conn, was mistakenly used for both
monitor and dp connections.
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This reduce code duplication as it allows to use one set of watch and timeout
functions, and at the same time also allow not to use a secondary structure just
to unify these functions.
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Rationalize and rename connection names in preparatoin for merging of server and
connection structures.
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Simplify code by removing stuff that is never used or redundant.
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Fix incorrect error code return in local_handler_callback
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This is part of a set of patches to rewrite sysdb to a hopefully better
API, that will also let use use tevent_req async style calls to manipulate
our cache.
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This sysdb_req has always really been a transaction handle and not
a request.
This is part of a set of patches to rewrite transaction support in sysdb to a
hopefully better API, that will also let use use tevent_req async style to
manipulate our cache.
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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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If a backend had all its results filtered in fill_pwent or fill_grent
then we would return an empty result, which means "end of results" to
the client.
Now we return ENOENT and let callers decide what to do.
Also make sure we do not grow packets unless we are going to fill them
as that's a recipe for killing the client as the size passed to
sss_packet_grow is used to determine the size of the final packet.
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The timeout of the data provider call (in ms) got overwritten by a cache
timeout (in s).
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Convert auth modules to do the caching themselves
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Also fix style, clarify, and simplify some logic.
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- allow different protocol versions for PAM and NSS
- support more than one protocol version in the responder
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- allow unspecified value in struct pam_data to be NULL
- check if domain structure is initialized in pam_reply
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This fixes a bug with legacy backends where the cached password would be cleared
on a user update.
Using a different attribute we make sure a userPassword coming from the remote
backend does not interfere with a cachedPassword (and vice versa).
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If the data provider is not yet available when NSS and PAM start,
they will generate a segmentation fault when trying to configure
their automatic reconnection to the Data Provider. I've now added
code in sss_dp_init() to detect whether the dp_ctx is NULL and
return EIO.
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