The objectclass ipaIDobject can be used to reserve local UIDs, GIDs or
SIDs for objects that are no neither users nor groups.
The ipa*IDRange objectclasses will be used to store the used Posix ID
ranges of the local domains (ipaDomainIDRange) or the ranges reserved
for AD domains (ipaTrustedADDomainRange). To be able to map the Posix
IDs to a RID and back the corresponding ranges can be saved here as
well.
This extop can be used by clients of the IPA domain, e.g. sssd, to
retrieve data from trusted external domains. It can be used e.g. to map
Windows SIDs to user or groups names and back.
If one or more of the external groups given in the PAC can be found in
the ipaExternalGroup objects and these objects are members of local
groups, the SIDs of the local groups are added to the PAC.
A postop plugin is added to create the SID for new created users and
groups. A directory server task allows to set the SID for existing
users and groups.
Fixes https://fedorahosted.org/freeipa/ticket/2825
Instead of checking the individual SSFs for SASL, SSL/TLS and LDAPI connection
the global SSF is checked for password changes and enrollments.
https://fedorahosted.org/freeipa/ticket/1877
The samba LDAP schema is updated to the lastest version available from the
samba source code to be able to use the new trust related object class and
attributes.
Sumit Bose
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