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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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use '--debug-timestamps' at the command line
or set 'debug-timestamps = TRUE' in the configuration file.
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Use tevent signal handling facilities for handlong SIGTERM and SIGINT in the monitor.
Remove pidfile on SIGTERM and SIGINT.
Make sssd single-instance by checking if we suceeded in signaling the process in the pidfile.
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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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This should help understanding what's going on if the server fails to create a
pid file.
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For some reason we were not testing for HAVE_SETSID in configure therefore the
setsid() function was never called. This failed to set the process group after
the first fork.
Remove ifdef because we depend on setsid() anyway, so if it is not available on
some platform it is better to fail rather then silently succeed but not have the
right process group set up.
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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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throw away databases
Check version and init main db if empty
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and caches the result in LDAP.
Still chasing a bug that does not let NSS known that the BE was successful.
This makes NSS timeout the client and not return any results yet.
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events.h -> tevent.h
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and frontends (pam, nss, ... modules) can connect to.
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using the same binary to fork off all services.
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