On Tue, Sep 04, 2018 at 06:49:15AM -0400, Lawrence Kearney wrote:
I beleive I understand the use of the the
"ldap_idmap_default_domain_sid"
directive. Most simply the MURMUR algorithm will be disabled and the domain
configuration designated as the "default" domain will be assigned to slice
[0]. My observation is that the UID-GID for an object becomes
(ldap_idmap_range_min + <object_RID>) in this configuration.
The man pages are less clear on why and how specifying which domain is the
default in a multi-domain configuration matters. My assumption is that the
sole purpose of the "[domain/default]" and
"ldap_idmap_default_domain"
options is to do just that.
"[domain/default]"
- Is the entended use for this domain stanza header?
- Is is still a valid configuration choice?
It is a valid configuration but there is no special handling. 'default'
is just treated as a name for the domain the same as 'abc' or any other
name.
"ldap_idmap_default_domain"
- Is the entended use for this configuration directive?
- If it is specified in one domain stanza in a multi-domain configuration
will the configuration be honored across other configured domains?
Each configured domain in sssd.conf like e.g [domain/abc] and
[domain/def] is independent of the other, so ldap_idmap_default_domain
is only for the individual section.
The phrase 'default domain' in the man page entries refers to the
current configured domain in contrast to the discovered sub-domains.
The 'ldap_idmap_default_domain' must only be set if the domain name you
choose in sssd.conf differs from the actual domain name. E.g.
...
[domain/home]
...
ldap_idmap_default_domain = my.ad.domain
...
HTH
bye,
Sumit
Many thanks as always,
-- lawrence
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