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One serious security issue was resolved related to the kerberos provider.
Users who authenticate against Kerberos and have cached credentials could
log in with a zero-length password
The network exposure of this bug was limited, as users logged in this way
would not have valid network credentials (by lucky accident).
This issue was present only in the 0.99.x preview releases and not in any
of the stable releases (0.7.1 and earlier)
Stability fixes since the 0.99.1 preview release
Added or updated several translations
Fixed long-standing "I have no name!" issue with X-based terminals
SSSD now passes "make distcheck" cleanly
SSSD PAM now conforms better to standards regarding PAM_PRELIM_CHECK
== Detailed Changelog == Göran Uddeborg (2):
Update SV translation
Update SV translation
Marina Latini (1):
Update IT translation
Martin Nagy (2):
Don't consider one address with different port numbers as the same
Change the first server pick logic
Sergei V. Kovylov (1):
sssd.spec for SLES
Simo Sorce (2):
Fix upgrade bug #323
Fix ldap child memory hierarchy and other issues
Stephen Gallagher (14):
Properly close STDERR when daemonizing
Fix tight loop in monitor
Don't set explicit default for "timeout" in domains
Fix warning in server.c
Raise DEBUG level of sdap_get_generic_done()
Change default for enumeration to TRUE
Fix tight-loop in monitor part 2
Properly handle EINTR from poll()
Updating ES translation
Add DEBUG messages to getpwnam_callback and getpwuid_callback
Clarify access_provider manpage entry
Do not blindly accept zero-length passwords
Fix broken password changes for local users
Release SSSD 1.0
Sumit Bose (9):
Use sys.exit instead of exit
Check for minimal version of check
Build python modules in builddir
Use --with-ldb-lib-dir while running make distcheck
Cleanup db files after test run
disable password migration code
Handle chauthtok with PAM_PRELIM_CHECK separately
Do not overwrite valid TGTs when offline
Fix for #345
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