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It seems like DBUS always adds 2 watches for the same fd.
One is for reading and the other is for writing.
DBUS then keeps disabling one and enabling the other, depending on whether
it is interested in reading or writing from/to the file descriptor.
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Currently the kerberos locator plugin needs these two variables to
be set to find a KDC which is configured in sssd but not in
/etc/krb5.conf.
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This patch reduces the time needed to enumerate groups of a midsized
domain from 12 seconds to 4.4
Optimizes enumerations by doing only 2 ldb searches and some ordering
instead of a number of searches proportional to the number of groups
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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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Provides also an upgrade function.
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Also remove legacy memberuid support
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First pass to remove the legacy option and make it just a property of the
provider
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Update gettext strings
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Try as hard as possible to store as much data as we can.
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Allow to try to set members that do not actually exist.
In that case simply remove them when we find out they are not real
entries.
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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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Added man pages sections about user and group attribute mapping.
Added an example configuration to access an AD server.
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If available the original DN and the user principle will be stored
in sysdb.
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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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One of the previous patches disallowed adding users and groups outside
known domains but it was missing disallowing modifying, deleting, etc.
Also don't error if there's no sysdb cache to delete after deleting
legacy user/domain.
Fixes: tickets #113,#114
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If a user principle name (upn) can be found in sysdb the krb5
backend will use this otherwise is build as username@realm. It is
checked that the realm is upper case only.
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If there was no maxID set for a domain, the search filter to check
whether the UID was available would always return empty (because
no UIDs can be <= 0)
This patch changes the search filter if the maxID is unset so that
it has no upper limit
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RHEL5 did not support Docbook 4.5, and we are not using
any 4.5 features.
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This is needed for support of RHEL5
Adding the assignment of $(localedir) was necessary, as
gettext 0.14 does not include automatically assign it.
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This was breaking the build on RHEL5
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There are some old versions of automake that do not define
$(builddir) correctly. Since $(builddir) is "Rigorously equal to
‘.’', we'll set it at the top of the Makefile.am files.
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Also updates the manpage for sssd.conf to denote this
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--with-tests was confusing. Since we now build our tests only with
'make check', it doesn't make sense for this to be a configure-
time option. We will detect during configure whether the 'check'
package is available and we will use them if so. Otherwise, we
will only build and execute any test suites that do not rely on
the 'check' framework.
We will print warning during 'configure' if CHECK is not installed
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If the last configured domain is broken confdb_get_domains returns
the return value of confdb_get_domain even if there are valid domains
available.
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Build broken in c0f3393d4ab923e2eedab0fad88a864e2aae9fc9
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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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This patch introduces provider=files as a valid provider.
Upon loading the backend, its properties in confdb are overwritten to
those that represent legacy local domain.
Also document this in sssd.conf(5) and example config
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The tools did not take the special case where id_max = 0 (no limit)
into account.
Also disallow adding users when ID is specified outside any domain.
Resolves trac tickets #86 and #89
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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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ticket #101
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Mirrors what we have done with the monitor.
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Simply delay anything other service by 1 second only at startup.
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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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Our configuration specifies the monitor config timeout as seconds,
but we were passing it directly to dbus commands that require
milliseconds. Fixing this in get_monitor_config(). Also, the
default value of -1 for the timeout resulted in a timeout much too
short to be useful, so I'm making it 10s instead.
This fix solves the problem where a busy backend (for example, one
that is enumerating a large number of LDAP entries) would fail to
respond to the ping in time.
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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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