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which prepares the replicated objects, the repl_meta_data ldb module
will then add the uSNCreated, uSNChanged and some other things and will apply
the objects to the partition specific ldb
metze
- by default the operations goes to all partitions
- but some wellkown ones will go to just one partition
(DSDB_EXTENDED_REPLICATED_OBJECTS_OID for now)
I'll soon change the partitions module so that it'll attach a
DSDB_CONTROL_PARTITION_CONTEXT_OID control to give
the repl_meta_data or other partition specific modules a chance to
to know for which partition it should work.
metze
when applying replicated objects.
the samldb module ignores such requests now...
and the repl_meta_data module has different functions
for the replicated and originating cases...
metze
But this is currently needed to make regpatch linking in
the dsdb/schema/schema_*.o object files.
the problem is that the linker doesn't find any references to public symbols
in this files and removes them from the link list.
gnu ld has a --whole-archive option, but it seems to be not portable...
I think the solution with prelinking using 'ld -r' to create one object file
for a subsystem instead of using 'ar -rcs' to create an archive for a subsystem...
jelmer: any ideas about this problem?
metze
- I'll add handling of replication meta data to it
for orginating changes
- I'll pass replication meta data via a ldb control
for applying replicated changes
- It will also update the replUpToDateVector attribute in
in root object of the partition
- It will handle deleted records by adding the isDeleted=TRUE attribute
and move them to the CN=Deleted Objects container of the partition
- I make a copy to play with the code without breaking
the LDAP backend setup
metze
better handle the Samba3 backend.
I've refactored the password format patch to use the routines in
lib/samba3/smbpasswd.c, which has required me to move this into a
seperate subsystem, due to recursive dependencies.
Andrew Bartlett
using the following attribute syntaxes by default:
String(Numeric)
String(Printable)
String(Teletex)
String(IA5)
String(UTC-Time)
String(Case Sensitive)
Object(OR-Name)
Object(Access-Point)
Object(DN-String)
metze
cases.
Adjust our 'look for this value in this attribute, of the result'
function samdb_find_attribute() to use the correct comparison
function, no matter what that may be.
Andrew Bartlett
supprisingly complex call...
It turns out that the in/out parameter 'level' is not in/out, but set
seperatly by the server-side code from r->req.req1.level.
This commit also breaks out some common code from samldb into samdb.
Andrew Bartlett
