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This fixes some old 'Fixme's :)
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Now it can load from scratch default configuration that is valid for all
daemons.
First thing, make it possible for each daemon/provider to set its own debug
level in its configuration entry.
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When I converted from using just the domain name to passing down the info
structure I goofed how to test if we were willing to attach the local domain to
the user/group names or not.
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As for positive caches, negative caches are implement for all queries
except enumerations.
Also set the correct requires in sssd.spec as we now depend directly on tdb as
well.
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Gecos, homedir and shell are optional, fix the responder not to refuse to return
the user completely if they are missing, replace an empty homedir with "/".
Also fix fullname vs gecos, and always return gecos for NSS data.
On user creation set gecos to the same value as the user Full Name, to help
populate the gecos field with data that makes sense.
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In the nss communication protocol we were treating uids and gids as 64 bit
values, but uids and gids are really u32 values, change the protocol to reflect
the real size.
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We need to add the domain when users are not part of the default
domain, otherwise name conflicts may happen.
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Also unify SYSDB_PW_NAME and SYSDB_GR_NAME in SYSDB_NAME and make it "name"
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This function allows a caller to retrieve a list of users who have
logged in on the system, specifying an optional minimum last login
time to trim the list.
I modified sysdb_enumpwent to accept an optional search argument.
GetCachedUsers takes advantage of this argument to limit the search
by the last login time.
I also found and fixed a few additional low-memory conditions
around D-BUS message replies.
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If an enumeration has been requested recently enough, force the
nss responder to read from the cache and not go out to each backend
and do slow network operations. This greatly improves performances
if enumerations are used often.
Currently the balcout period is harcoded to 2 min, we will need to make
it a configurable option.
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Avoid uninitialized memory messages in valgrind (in _btreemap_get_keys).
Do not free memory we just stored in the btree (in confdb_get_domains_list).
Streamline confdb_get_domains() and remove extra calls when we already have
all the information handy.
Do not store basedn in domain info, the base dn is always calculated out of
the domain name.
Remove the "provider" attribute, it was really used only to distinguish between
LOCAL and other domains, directly check for LOCAL as a special case instead.
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The NSS provider, the Data Provider backends and the InfoPipe all
need access to the domain map provided by the confdb. Instead of
reimplimenting it in multiple places, it is now provided in a pair
of helper functions from the confdb.
confdb_get_domains() returns a domain map by reference. Always
returns the most up-to-date set of domains from the confdb.
confdb_get_domains_list() returns an array of strings of all the
domain names. Always returns the most up-to-date set of domains
from the confdb.
This patch also modifies the btreemap_get_keys() function to
better handle memory and report allocation failures.
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This is necessary because in ldb only 1 transaction per context is possible
and all operations (or new transactions) are nested within it.
Will revisit this later when ldb will addresses the problem.
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dependencies based on the latest samba code.
Convert all references to the old events library to use the
renamed tevent library.
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Also move responders under server/responder with shared code
in server/responder/common
Signed-off-by: Simo Sorce <ssorce@redhat.com>
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