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          <pre wrap="">+static void sdap_inherit_user_options(struct sss_domain_info *parent_dom,
+                                      struct sdap_attr_map
*parent_user_map,
+                                      struct sdap_attr_map
*child_user_map)
+{
+    int inherit_options[] = {
+        SDAP_AT_USER_PRINC,
+        SDAP_OPTS_USER          /* sentinel */
+    };
+    int i;
+
+    for (i = 0; inherit_options[i] != SDAP_OPTS_USER; i++) {
+        sdap_copy_map_entry(parent_user_map, child_user_map, i);
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        <pre wrap="">s/i/inherit_options[i] ?
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No, the parameter is an integer.

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    Yes, it's integer - I'd expect that you want to call:<br>
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    <pre wrap="">sdap_copy_map_entry(parent_user_map, child_user_map, SDAP_AT_USER_PRINC) rather then sdap_copy_map_entry(parent_user_map, child_user_map, 0) 

I don't see what's the point of values of inherit_options at all if the code would be right...I'll have another look tomorrow with fresh eyes. 

Jakub it must be a typo - I can't resolve user from subdomain with patches applied, but if I do the proposed change resolving of subdomain users starts to work.
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