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- samba3sam.js: rework the samba3sam test to not use objectCategory,
as it's has special rules (dnsName a simple match)
- ldap.js: Test the ordering of the objectClass attributes for the baseDN
- schema_init.c: Load the mayContain and mustContain (and system...) attributes when
reading the schema from ldb
- To make the schema load not suck in terms of performance, write the
schema into a static global variable
- ldif_handlers.c: Match objectCategory for equality and canonicolisation
based on the loaded schema, not simple tring manipuation
- ldb_msg.c: don't duplicate attributes when adding attributes to a list
- kludge_acl.c: return allowedAttributesEffective based on schema results
and privilages
Andrew Bartlett
Fix a nasty issue we had with SWAT. We could not provision into a
different domain, as we didn't re-calcuate the DOMAINDN after the user
changed it in the form.
Andrew Bartlett
This required a new mkdir() call in ejs.
We can now provision just the schema for ad2oLschema to operate on
(with provision_schema(), without performing the whole provision, just
to wipe it again (adjustments to 'make test' to come soon).
Andrew Bartlett
--partitions-only (suggestions for a better name welcome) will setup
the partitions records, but no any data in those partitions. This can
then point at the already configured remote LDAP server.
Andrew Bartlett
partitions onto the target LDAP server.
Make the LDAP provision run before smbd starts, then stop the LDAP
server. This ensures this occurs synchronously, We then restart it
for the 'real run' (with slapd's stdin being the FIFO).
This required fixing a few things in the provision scripts, with more
containers being created via a add/modify pair.
Andrew Bartlett
We were returning just true/false and discarding error number and string.
This checking probably breaks swat, will fix it in next round as swat
is what made me look into this as I had no way to get back error messages
to show to the users.
Simo.
them as a hook on ldb modify, via a module.
This should allow the secrets.ldb to be edited by the admin, and to
have things update in the on-disk keytab just as an in-memory keytab
would.
This isn't really a dsdb plugin, but I don't have any other good ideas
about where to put it.
Andrew Bartlett
don't delete their contents until we have specified the new partition
locations.
However, preserve the important part of tridge's change, that is to
ensure that no database index is present when the mass delete occours.
In my testing, it is best to leave the index until the provision is
compleated.
Andrew Bartlett
- when wiping a ldb, wipe within each naming context first. By not
wiping the naming contexts we didn't wipe the partitions, which
caused a massive slowdown in re-provisioning due to re-indexing of
the schema.
When against a real, schema-checking LDAP backend, we need
extensibleObject on the baseDN entry (as entryUUID isn't run for
creating this basic ldif) output.
This lets the modules or backend generate the host and domain GUID,
rather than the randguid() function. These can still be specified
from the command line.
Andrew Bartlett
Shutdown and reload the LDB, so the entryUUID module knows to read the
schema (will be changed once we have a central schema store and
notifications).
Andrew Bartlett
shows the need for...
Martin Kuhl writes:
The ejs function `substitute_var' returns `undefined' when the first
argument ends in a pattern that should be substituted.
For that reason, the second assertion fails in the following test-case:
,----
| libinclude("base.js");
|
| var obj = new Object();
| obj.FOO = "foo";
| obj.BAR = "bar";
| var str1 = "${FOO}:${BAR}";
| var str2 = "${FOO}:${BAR} "; // note the space after the brace
| var sub1 = substitute_var(str1, obj);
| var sub2 = substitute_var(str2, obj);
|
| assert(str1 + " " == str2);
| assert(sub1 + " " == sub2);
`----
The problem is that the function `split' returns a single-element
array in both cases:
a) the string to split doesn't contain the split pattern
b) the string ends with the split pattern
To work around this, the following patch tests this condition and
returns `undefined' only if the string to split (`list[i]') really
didn't contain a closing brace.
