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We were previously always ending up contacting the backend because we had no
way to know if an initgroups call for the same user had ever been called.
Add attribute to hold this information and rely on backends to update it.
If they don't we fallback to the previous behvior of asking the backend.
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This slipped through in previous patches.
Fixes #283
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Change memctx to make clear it should be used only when a callback is being
used.
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Also rework check_cache so that the operations it makes are more explicit.
Also add comments about why we are doing something.
Should make the code easier to understand in future (took quite some time and
discussion on IRC to understand exactly how this function was behaving and to
find the callback passing bug).
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- use the correct private data for each PAM task
- make proxy_pam_target a mandatory option for auth, chpass and access
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This patch add support for the host, source host and user category
'all'. All other category values are ignored so far. With the patch the
interpretation of an empty memberUser and empty sourceHost and
externalHost is changed to 'not applicable'.
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Refactor user/group delete functions so that they can be used without a
transaction (they autostart an operation).
Add user and group search function where a subfilter can be specified.
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Currently the Kerberos child handler evaluates the siginfo_t structure
to wait for a specific child. This scheme is prone to error, especially
when there are more than one child process active, and can produce
missleading debug message. This patch simplifies the scheme as it waits
for any child.
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When possible using a macro that correctly deals with tstate
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* do not mention the sbus_timeout parameter at all
* document the config_file_version parameter
* different wording for negative cache
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The counter was not set so we were storing only the first user for each
anumeration.
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These functions should be used by providers to centrally manage lists of
servers. Servers are grouped into services and each service has it's own
list of servers. If, however, you will try to add a same server into two
different services, they will share a common structure. This means that
a host will only be resolved once.
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Also remove redundant talloc_free()'s. They are not needed since their
parent should be freed right after calling the _recv() function.
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modifications to existing users/groups were setting metadata, but creation was
not. Fixes #259
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The size of sdap_async.c was unmanageable.
This patch splits it into a generic file with common infrastructure calls,
a file that handles connection calls and a file for id related calls.
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Split enum task in a separate file.
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This code removes redundancies in the code.
both users and groups enumeration code use the same search generic search
function now.
Also the code to save users and groups have been unified across all callers.
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This call was failing and was defective because it didn't properly handle the
various different schemas we support.
Now the function does 2 things:
- Updates the user entry to make sure it is still valid
- Retrieves every group the user is member of
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This remove redundant code and also allows the generic search to be used to use
maps to convert attributes.
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Also change the interface of sdap_save_user_send() so that it can be more
easily reused like it was done for sdap_save_group_send().
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sysdb_attrs has a lot of methods to add them but very little to get information
out. Start adding a way to retrieve a single valued attribute as a string.
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Move files.c into tools directory
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This is heavy noise and low-usefulness for debugging normal
operating issues.
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Fixes: 240
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