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description: sss tools for local domains do not work with names other than LOCAL. Currently we have hardcoded name for local domains in function setup_db to "local" called by function init_sss_tools (used by all tools for local domains). It is case insensitive so it also allows name LOCAL (probably used by everyone and reason why didn't noticed this bug) etc.

We should allow different names as well.

Steps to reproduce:
1. configure domain with id_provider = local and name LOCAL2
2. use sss_useradd foo@LOCAL2 -> sss_useradd complains about no local domains configured => sss tools for local domains do not work with names other than LOCAL. Currently we have hardcoded name for local domains in function setup_db to "local" called by function init_sss_tools (used by all tools for local domains). It is case insensitive so it also allows name LOCAL (probably used by everyone and reason why didn't noticed this bug).

We should allow different names as well.

Steps to reproduce:
1. configure domain with id_provider = local and name LOCAL2
2. use sss_useradd foo@LOCAL2 -> sss_useradd complains about no local domains configured

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description: sss tools for local domains do not work with names other than LOCAL. Currently we have hardcoded name for local domains in function setup_db to "local" called by function init_sss_tools (used by all tools for local domains). It is case insensitive so it also allows name LOCAL (probably used by everyone and reason why didn't noticed this bug).

We should allow different names as well.

Steps to reproduce:
1. configure domain with id_provider = local and name LOCAL2
2. use sss_useradd foo@LOCAL2 -> sss_useradd complains about no local domains configured => sss tools for local domains do not work domains named other than LOCAL. Currently we have hardcoded name for local domains in function setup_db to "local" called by function init_sss_tools (used by all tools for local domains). It is case insensitive so it also allows name LOCAL (probably used by everyone and reason why didn't noticed this bug).

We should allow different names as well.

Steps to reproduce:
1. configure domain with id_provider = local and name LOCAL2
2. use sss_useradd foo@LOCAL2 -> sss_useradd complains about no local domains configured

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description: sss tools for local domains do not work domains named other than LOCAL. Currently we have hardcoded name for local domains in function setup_db to "local" called by function init_sss_tools (used by all tools for local domains). It is case insensitive so it also allows name LOCAL (probably used by everyone and reason why didn't noticed this bug).

We should allow different names as well.

Steps to reproduce:
1. configure domain with id_provider = local and name LOCAL2
2. use sss_useradd foo@LOCAL2 -> sss_useradd complains about no local domains configured => sss tools for local domains do not work with domains named other than LOCAL. Currently we have hardcoded name for local domains in function setup_db to "local" called by function init_sss_tools (used by all tools for local domains). It is case insensitive so it also allows name LOCAL (probably used by everyone and reason why didn't noticed this bug).

We should allow different names as well.

Steps to reproduce:
1. configure domain with id_provider = local and name LOCAL2
2. use sss_useradd foo@LOCAL2 -> sss_useradd complains about no local domains configured

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description: sss tools for local domains do not work with domains named other than LOCAL. Currently we have hardcoded name for local domains in function setup_db to "local" called by function init_sss_tools (used by all tools for local domains). It is case insensitive so it also allows name LOCAL (probably used by everyone and reason why didn't noticed this bug).

We should allow different names as well.

Steps to reproduce:
1. configure domain with id_provider = local and name LOCAL2
2. use sss_useradd foo@LOCAL2 -> sss_useradd complains about no local domains configured => sss tools for local domains do not work with domains named other than LOCAL. Currently we have hardcoded name for local domains in function setup_db to "local" called by function init_sss_tools (used by all tools for local domains). It is case insensitive so it also allows name LOCAL (probably used by everyone and reason why we didn't noticed this bug).

We should allow different names as well.

Steps to reproduce:
1. configure domain with id_provider = local and name LOCAL2
2. use sss_useradd foo@LOCAL2 -> sss_useradd complains about no local domains configured

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milestone: NEEDS_TRIAGE => SSSD Deferred

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rhbz: => todo

suggest to close as local provider gets deprecated

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mark: => 0
review: => 1
sensitive: => 0

I agree with closing this ticket.

Since the local provider is not being developed anymore, I'm closing this ticket as wontfix.

resolution: => wontfix
status: new => closed

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