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After some discussion with sgallagh: "it's probably a good idea to open a ticket to have engineering go through that for accuracy, and then have you wordsmith it."
Please indicate:
Whether each option is mandatory or not
Default values for any options that have them
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component: SSSD => Documentation milestone: NEEDS_TRIAGE => SSSD 1.2.1 owner: jhrozek@redhat.com => jhrozek priority: major => critical
I have reviewed the manpage and I think it looks mostly OK. The manpage lists all available options, those that are optional have a correct "Default" value
The krb5_realm option should indicate that it is mandatory with no default (until ticket #481 gets implemented). The krb5_kpasswd should probably say something like "Default: use KDC".
krb5_realm
krb5_kpasswd
Would you like me to prepare a patch for these issues? Feel free to ping me on IRC if you have any additional questions..
status: new => assigned
Yes, please prepare a patch and if nobody has any additional comments from a technical perspective I'll look at it from a language/readability perspective. I can then extract anything needed and add it to the user doc.
thanks
Could we elaborate on the situations that require the use of the 'krb5_changepw_principal' setting, and what the proper value is in those situations? I'm drawing a blank there.
cc: => nalin
When I wrote the password change part of the Kerberos provider is was reluctant to use a hard coded value of 'kadmin/changepw' because I wasn't sure if there are environments which allow to change this value. If you think this option is useless would you mind open a new bug to remove this option?
Replying to [comment:6 sbose]:
Sure. #531.
Fixed in 37f3536
fixedin: => 1.2.1 resolution: => fixed status: assigned => closed
doc: 1 => 0
rhbz: => 0
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