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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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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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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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In order to allow to access LDAP servers which do not provide SSL/TLS
encryption the option tls_reqcert is added to the native LDAP backend. It
accepts the same arguments as the corresponding OpenLDAP option documented in
ldap.conf(5) and should preform accordingly.
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Convert auth modules to do the caching themselves
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