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ad: gpo evalute host groups #7107
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Looks good, see my nitpicking comment.
Thanks
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Ack, thank you.
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ACK, thanks for the Patch
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It failed again (all platforms):
@sumit-bose, please take a look. |
SSSD logs:
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Hi, no, this is ok. The issue is the bye, |
Is this host object lookup?
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With this patch the group-memberships of the client running SSSD are included in the evaluation of the security filtering. Similar as in AD the host object is more or less handled as a user object which allows to skip some code dedicated to computers only. Resolves: SSSD#5708
The related calls are not needed anymore. Resolves: SSSD#5708
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Hi, it's still failing, will extend the fix. bye, |
This patch adds a new parameter set_non_posix to the user and group lookup calls. Currently the domain type is used to determine if the search should be restricted to POSIX objects or not. The new option allows to drop this restriction explicitly to look up non-POSIX objects. Resolves: SSSD#5708
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ACK for added commit.
Thanks Sumit
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Ack, thank you.
F40 fails aren't relevant. |
Pushed PR: #7107
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With this patch the group-memberships of the client running SSSD are
included in the evaluation of the security filtering. Similar as in AD the
host object is more or less handled as a user object which allows to skip
some code dedicated to computers only.
Resolves: #5708