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When creating a cred in the mechglue with gss_acquire_cred, the
mechanism is allowed to return no name from gss_inquire_cred. But in
the analagous operation in gss_set_cred_option, that would result in
an error from gss_display_name. Make the call to gss_display_name
conditional on the mechanism name being set. Reported by Andrew
Bartlett.
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The configure script was correctly detecting that libedit was absent,
but was setting RL_CFLAGS to garbage in the process.
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By default, look for libedit (using pkg-config) and use it in libss.
Alternatively, the builder can explicitly ask for GNU Readline, but
using it will break the dejagnu test suite and will also add a GPL
dependency to libss and the programs using it.
ticket: 6931
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Ken pointed out that we have a libnodeps.in for just this case, so use
it instead of a dummy SHLIB_RDIRS.
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The test module has no dependencies, but SHLIB_RDIRS must be set or
the commands in shlib.conf can produce syntax errors.
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It wasn't unlocking the mutex after decrementing the refcount and
wasn't destroying the mutex before freeing the handle.
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If we're going to fake up a name, we have to initialize its lock. It
might be better to use kg_init_name(), but we don't have a context on
hand.
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ticket: 6929
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ticket: 6929
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ticket: 6929
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ticket: 6929
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krb5_encode_authdata_container API functions
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Set PS_PID to "ps uwwp" so we display only the process we're trying to
point out, and not the whole process table.
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Use timegm() if it is available, so that krb5int_gmt_mktime()
functions correctly on systems configured with a "right"
(leap-second-aware) time zone. It is arguably an OS bug if a "right"
time zone can be configured on a system that lacks timegm().
Due to a current lack of evidence of affected systems, the additional
workaround of replacing gmtime() with a version that always ignores
leap seconds is deferred.
ticket: 6928
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List kernel_gss.c in EXTRADEPSRCS instead of SRCS so that it doesn't
get removed by "make clean" along with the copied source files.
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If a principal has no associated kadm5 policy, we may still get
password quality errors from a module (KDB or pwqual). There was a
bug in the error generation for this case which caused only a generic
error to be returned.
Also use snprintf() instead of multiple string operations to compose
errors.
From Simo Sorce <ssorce@redhat.com>.
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Updated some cross-referencing.
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Added the actual source file for "Incremental database propagation" section.
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sections.
Updated some cross-file references
Restored kadm5.acl s option in "Privileges" section
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Kerberos documentation project
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Static linking (#6510) broke when lockout support was added because
the DB2 plugin became dependent on libkadm5srv_mit for XDR functions.
Also, static linking was extensively broken in combination with LDAP
support. Fix these problems.
Afer these fixes, the test suite fails in the FAST tests because
there's no static build support for dynamic preauth plugins, which
means there's no encrypted challenge. (And unlike the pkinit tests,
the test suite doesn't conditionalize on the presence of the encrypted
challenge plugin, because we always build it.) This will fix itself
if and when encrypted challenge becomes linked into the consumers, or
static build support is added for preauth plugins.
ticket: 6914
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The userland side of the gss kernel subset tests was missing a call to
read_iov_token() at the end of the operation sequence. This mistake
caused a race condition where the child could either exit successfully
(if it finished send_iov_token() before the parent closed its end of
the pipe) or could fail with an EPIPE error from write().
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"minimal" build (i.e. build without Complete API and datatype reference section).
Added README file for sphinx-build.
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By creating the password history entry earlier in the function, we can
avoid the need to look up the principal entry twice just to save a
copy of the key data.
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Although destroying any partial contents of dst on error isn't a bad
idea, invalidating the handle would be an incompatible change. So
revert that part of r24754.
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kadmin_getprinc() was using the variable "canon" for two purposes.
After r22785, canon wasn't freed between constructions, so the first
value was leaked. Fix by using separate variables for separate
strings.
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k5_pwqual_free_handles() wasn't freeing the container structure for
each handle.
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