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2012 Jun 04
0
idmap_hash SID mapping limit
Hello.
hash_rid() in idmap_hash.c[0] has a comment saying the rid is hashed
to 20 bit for supporting 100K SIDs:
66 static uint32_t hash_rid(uint32_t rid)
67 {
68 /* 20 bits for the rid which allows us to support
69 the first 100K users/groups in a domain */
70
71 return (rid...
2020 Nov 10
3
Crash in 4.12.10 in
...ated a bug in bugzilla for it (14571).
The calls that sids_to_unixids() calls are:
idmap_hash_initialize
wcache_tdc_fetch_list
make_tdc_key
tdb_fetch
unpack_tdc_domains
talloc_zero_array
domain_has_idmap_config
hash_domain_sid
dom_sid_str_buf
talloc
sid_copy
sid_copy
sid_split_rid
hash_domain_sid
hash_rid
combine_hashes
But I don?t see any obvious candidate?
- Peter
2020 Nov 10
0
Crash in 4.12.10 in
...are:
>
> idmap_hash_initialize
> wcache_tdc_fetch_list
> make_tdc_key
> tdb_fetch
> unpack_tdc_domains
> talloc_zero_array
> domain_has_idmap_config
> hash_domain_sid
> dom_sid_str_buf
> talloc
> sid_copy
> sid_copy
> sid_split_rid
> hash_domain_sid
> hash_rid
> combine_hashes
>
> But I don?t see any obvious candidate?
>
> - Peter
>
>
>
Have you read 'man idmap_hash' ?
If you did, did you miss this at the top:
idmap_hash - DO NOT USE THIS BACKEND
Please do not use idmap_hash
Rowland