On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 02:54:10PM +0300, Thomas Raehalme wrote: > Hi! > > >> Let's say we're using domain example.com. Adding clients a.example.com > >> and b.example.com was smooth. Adding client a.sub1.example.com also > >> had no problems until I tried to get sudoers from the IPA server > >> (using SSSD and LDAP as suggested). The client fails to find any users > >> matching the server name. Because the only difference compared to a > >> fully functional server is the dot in the host name, that's probably > >> the reason why no sudoers are found for the server in the subdomain? > > > >What do you use in nsswitch.conf for sudoers? ldap or sss? If sss, can > >you also paste your sssd.conf? > > >Can you paste the output of sudo along with the -D parameter to get some > >debugging? > > I managed to get subdomains working after adding the subdomain to the > IPA DNS and filling in the various SRV records pointing to the IPA > master. After the DNS was setup properly, DNS discovery would display > the correct subdomain on ipa-client-install. > > After the DNS discovery was successful, also sudo started working > properly on most servers. As I specified sss for sudoers in > nsswitch.conf and added the necessary configuration to sssd.conf as > described in the RedHat documentation, I was able to sudo the commands > I had enabled in the IPA policy. That's great! > > Some servers are still, however, causing headache. According to > /var/log/secure sudo can authenticate me, but for some reason the list > of allowed commands is empty (sudo -l responds "Sorry, user xxx may > not run sudo on yyy."). I have defined sudo rules so that anybody can > use sudo on any host, but only certain commands. I'll try to debug the > problems and let you know how it goes. > > The caching mechanism for sudo/sssd and especially clearing the cache > with sss_cache has turned out to be somewhat challenging to > understand. Does anybody know the correct parameters that cause the > sudoers cache be invalidated?
Unfortunately sss_cache cannot clean sudoers rules. It's not as easy as it sounds, I'm afraid, but we're tracking the work in: https://fedorahosted.org/sssd/ticket/2081 _______________________________________________ Freeipa-users mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/freeipa-users
