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The way openldap libraries work, require to have a single engine per
connection as all replies are read at the same time. So we need to
always read anything that comes in from the wire and then loop to
dispatch results to the requests that are waiting.
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use '--debug-timestamps' at the command line
or set 'debug-timestamps = TRUE' in the configuration file.
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Fix ldb debug to avoid printing the debug function name, it's useless.
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There is a lot of duplication in user tools.
First steps to remove as much duplication as possible.
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This patch updates the monitor_config_file() functions so that
they can monitor any number of files and invoke a specified
callback whenever they are modified.
When inotify is available, we will add an additional watch
descriptor to the inotify file descriptor.
When inotify is not available, the polling function will simply
loop to check each file in the monitor list.
When changes are discovered in resolv.conf, the monitor will send
a "resInit" signal to all of its known children. They are only
required to handle this function if they need updated DNS
information. Services that do not implement resInit should return
DBUS_ERROR_UNKNOWN_METHOD (rather than timing out) with no ill
effects.
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1) Some text editors will create a new file and move it into place
on top of the existing file. When this happens, the kernel issues
an IN_IGNORE inotify event and automatically removes the watch
descriptor for that file. We'll handle the event and create a new
watch descriptor for the new file. We will attempt to rewatch the
file six times at five-second intervals.
2) Some scripts may append new data to the config file in several
steps (such as calling echo "foo" >> sssd.conf several times). In
order to handle these scripts safely, we'll defer processing of
inotify events for one second after the first is detected. This
should be ample time for the remainder of the script to complete.
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This uses and exapands the async helpers.
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This changes the style quite a lot, but the tevent_req style
is much more clear and much less error-prone than the giant
loop we had previously.
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These functions use the tevent_req async model, where a pair
of _send/_recv functions pilot requests, with additional helpers
like _done functions, and where needed multiple stage helpers.
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Also move setting locale to separate function to be called before
anything else to make sure the "Not root" message would be localized.
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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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See ticket #37 in sssd track.
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There was a typo in the confdb setup portion of the
monitor_process_init that was attempting to use the wrong cdb
object to initialize.
This patch also adds some missing talloc_free() calls on error.
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The libPath should be constructed from the libName. There is no
benefit to specifying it separately.
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There is a potential race condition where the monitor may attempt
to signal a reload of a child process before the communication
sbus channel is available. If this happens, we will just exit this
function and let the monitor kill and restart the child process.
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We were stealing the memory context of only the first value in
the linked-list of domains (and also services). This patch adds a
memory context to hold the lists so that can be stolen along with
all of the entries.
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Setting CFLAGS explicitly in configure.ac means that they would be
overwritten when using e.g. make CFLAGS="-O0 -g"
This replaces the explicit setting of CFLAGS with an
AM_CONDITIONAL to have Makefile.am set these instead.
Also fixes a missing #include that was coincidentally obscured
because gcc's -O2 happened to be able to locate it. Setting -O0
revealed the problem.
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The old function was not used anywhere, and this function uses better
semantics, including not using void ** which gives strict aliasing problems.
Also add a generic password destroy function
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