Martin Kosek wrote:
Test hints:
1) Test with nss-ldap package
- install nss-ldap on the client machine
- install IPA client with --no-sssd option
- `id admin', logging to the machine should work (even after the
restart, i.e. correct services are run after the restart)
2) Test with nss-pam-ldapd
- uninstall nss-ldap, install nss-pam-ldapd
- install IPA client with --no-sssd option
- `id admin', logging to the machine should work
3) Test with SSSD
- install IPA client
- `id admin', logging to the machine should work
---
Client installation with --no-sssd option was broken if the client
was based on a nss-pam-ldap instead of nss_ldap. The main issue is
with authconfig rewriting the nslcd.conf after it has been
configured by ipa-client-install.
This has been fixed by changing an order of installation steps.
Additionally, nslcd daemon needed for nss-pam-ldap function is
correctly started.
https://fedorahosted.org/freeipa/ticket/1235
Ack, works great.
Two requests:
1. Can you add this test information to the ticket?
2. There was some whitespace in the patch, can you remove it before pushing?
thanks
rob
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