On Mon, Apr 25, 2011 at 11:41 PM, Matt Robinson wrote:
> If you read the ticket associated with this patch you'll see the original
> author of the AIX code (Hector Rivas) suggested removing the default, so I'm
> not terribly worried about AIX.
>
> I agree it is possible that there is an issue wit
Thank you - this was quite annoying.
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On Apr 25, 2011, at 10:00 PM, Max Martin wrote:
> Usage of the useradd provider was leading to spurious log messages of
> this form:
>
> info: /User[nigel]: Provider useradd does not support featu
If you read the ticket associated with this patch you'll see the original
author of the AIX code (Hector Rivas) suggested removing the default, so I'm
not terribly worried about AIX.
I agree it is possible that there is an issue with defaults in providers
that should be addressed, but it's interes
So, this fixes the problem on non-AIX platforms. What changes now on
AIX where we *don't* have a default value for that parameter?
I worry that we are working around a known bug (inapplicable
parameters with defaults cause warnings) by changing behaviour on AIX,
which I understand poorly enough t
Usage of the useradd provider was leading to spurious log messages of
this form:
info: /User[nigel]: Provider useradd does not support features
manages_aix_lam; not managing attribute ia_load_module
This was due to the ia_load_module parameter requiring manages_aix_lam
and additionally having a d
