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We will trap all LDB debug messages and pipe them into our
internal DEBUG() function. LDB FATAL messages will still be
printed by default, WARNING and TRACE functions will be at debug
level 3 and 9, respectively.
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This version should be pointer size agnostic.
Should make this code safe on both 32bit and 64bit.
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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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Actually use the buffer not it's location on the stack.
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Previously, sss_useradd defaults were hardcoded with no way to
change user's default shell or base for home directory. This patch moves
them into config/user_defaults
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LT_INIT is supported only on Libtool >= 2.0, so I reverted it to
using AC_PROG_LIBTOOL.
Also reorganized how the common libraries were being built. Now
they are treated as libtool convenience libraries instead of
installable libraries (the --with-singlelib configure flag can
still be used to generate a combined, installable DSO)
I cleaned up the set of files being installed by automake, so the
list of things we need to remove before packaging the RPM is now
only the .la files associated with our own plugins.
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If it's an MPG domain, set them equal. If it's a non-MPG domain, get the
next available GID and use that.
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Ensures that the common libraries build statically.
Also ensures that the sssd.spec creates the SYSV init script with
the appropriate permissions.
Cleans up the useless rpmdist target that was obsolete.
Adds the *.so.N.0.0 files to the RPM, as the .so and .so.N files
were dangling symlinks.
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This will blackout any request to the backend for 15 seconds, then
will allow again to retry.
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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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The local provider needs no backend, so we'll create a special
provider entry for it called "local" that will not attempt to
retrieve provider configuration but will remain in the service
list so it can be updated when the config file changes.
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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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Provides a set of make rules for generating UNIX manual pages from
DocBook 4.5 source as well as sample manpage for sss_useradd.
Automatic generation of manual pages during "make" process is
tunable with config parameter "--with-manpages". To rebuild the man
pages separately, use the "make doc" target. Before building, the
manpages are validated using a DTD schema.
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We need to ensure that configure fails with an error if the popt
development libraries are not present or if ldb module support is
not available.
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Fixes: RHBZ #498462
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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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Refactoring the confdb so that the setup code can be linked
separately from the access API. This is being done so that our
plugins do not need to link against the collection and ini_config
libraries.
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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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In the event that the configuration was corrupt the first time the
SSSD is started, it would write in the special data for attributes
and indexes, but it would fail before writing the version.
Subsequent reloads (even with correct configuration files) would
fail, since they would try again to write the attributes and
indexes and fail since they were already present.
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